lonely at sunday in nashville ♪ >>> this morning we are shining a spotlight on music city usa, nashville, tennesseei from nashville writes us that 2020 was a hard year for the city, but they remain hashtag nashville strong. we say good morning to the 615. >>> moving on, no, we have to give a disclaimer. it is not friday just yet, but this morning our own polka king barry mitchell is sharing what he is been keeping him up at night all year, his favorite books of 2020. >> barry is a comedian by trade so it's no surprise that his literary interests run more toward the funny side of life. >> yeah, i know you're not listening to a word i'm saying, you're busy staring at my bookshelf. i just renewed my subscription to better homes and zoom backgrounds. i read show business books mostly about and by comedians. here are some of my favorites. alan zweibel was a kid slicing meat at the local deli. his talent landed him a writing gig in 1975 with a show no one thought would last "saturday night live." in his memoir "laughlines" he remembers his pioneer days at snl and his lifelong friendship with original cas

down for us william schaffner professor of infectious diseases at vanderbilt university in nashville tennessee. a collision. in a related story and video of a woman suffering convulsions allegedly after receiving a krone virus job in the us has caused widespread shock and warning some viewers may find the following images the stir being brunt reiner a resident of louisiana filmed his mother after she departed to receive the fater job in early january he claims she hadn't suffered from any serious health issues before taking the shot mr greiner spoke to r.t. . she said the day afterwards she woke up with a headache and she said every day since until today today's the 1st day she has had a. she started noticing the seizure like movements in a way your left leg 1st and it was 3 days afterwards and she was in mid to the hospital before days with she had no control of her legs when she was trying to walk the doctors said they think it's the medals and the vaccine. is causing her to have the neurological reaction of pfizer's not commenting on what happened but said it is investigating it's not the 1

>>new details tonight about the christmas day bombing in nashville, tennessee tonight. investigators say that the suspect send details of the blast to the people that he knew the fbi says the 63 year-old anthony warner send packages to several folks that he knew across the country. leading up to the days before the bombing outside of the atnt building in downtown nashville on christmas day. warner died in the blast which also injured 3 other people. so far officials have not released a motive behind the bombing. although they did say that one is dead did previously worked for atnt. >>president donald trump says the number of covid-19 cases and deaths are being exaggerated and the tweet this morning he claims that the cdc's method of counting cases and deaths compared to other countries is an accurate. during an interview on meet the press today. the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci said the numbers are real. >>we have well over 300,000 deaths we're averaging 2 to 3,000 deaths. all you need to do chuck is going to the trenches going to the hosp

elizabeth, one of the nine of little rock, arkansas, and so many more in henderson, kentucky, nashville, tennesseeroy wilkins. >> we are here because the rulers of the darkness of this world, the darkness of ignorance, arrogance, prejudice, and hatred have permitted to rise up and ravage the peace of our nation, to include them and claim the wicked and to be proud of the righteous. friends, we have gathered here today because certain principalities of government in our own land, certain powers in the ascendancy in many communities have not only turn their faces from us but have attacked us with the weapons of wickedness. with slander, with economic oppression, with tailor mrks made laws, with guns, and with violence. we have been given not bread but a stone. not peace but a sword. virginia and texas and many states in between have set up laws against the naacp to put it out of business. they would prevent us from going to court, and they would prevent colored people from lobbying against laws in the state legislature. my friends, these laws deny basic freedoms and deserve the attention of every am

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let's start by talking to greg calling from nashville, tennessee who has already been vaccinated. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i am good. tell us about your experience. caller: it was great. went in, got vaccinated. the first day there was no problem. symptomatic, but the next night my arm did hurt. i am kind of guy that i can take pain, but my arm did hurt. lasted maybe six hours or something. i could not sleep on my arm. host: i was going to say, is that the flu vaccine hurt or something that was worse? caller: i take the flu vaccine and have never had any problem. it was just painful. after that, it was no problem. host: how long would it take to get the vaccine? did you have to wait in line? did you have to make an appointment? caller: to place of work for set the appointments. in and we hadgn to show our id. we went to another room, got vaccinated, the chairs were six feet apart and they ask you questions. they make sure you do not have allergies and they give you the shot. it was very simple. host: you know which one you got? caller: the moderna. ho

travel outside of oahu except back to dc for court purposes only 32 year-old eric munchel of nashville, tennessees accused of entering the capitol with plastic and restrains and an item in a holster he's charged with several crimes, including violent entry. 2 virginia police officers have been placed on administrative leave after attending the rally in washington they were off duty at the time and the army is investigating psychological operations officer captain emily rainey who led a group of people from north carolina to the rally in washington she tells the associated press she was acting as a private citizen. meantime some people who are at the capitol on wednesday now say they're facing backlash. we didn't knock down any statues we didn't vandalize anything we did break down. >>nancy pelosi's office store. somebody stole her gavel flower shop owner jenny cudd of midland texas as she attended the rally and now she's receiving threats have received several death threats. >>thousands of one-star reviews from across the country of people have never frequented my business i snapped a picture. >>

travel outside of oahu except back to dc for court purposes only 32 year-old eric munchel of nashville, tennessee is accused of entering the capitol with plastic and restrains and an item in a holster he's charged with several crimes, including violent entry. 2 virginia police officers have been placed on administrative leave after attending the rally in washington they were off duty at the time and the army is investigating psychological operations officer captain emily rainey who led a group of people from north carolina to the rally in washington she tells the associated press she was acting as a private citizen. meantime some people who are at the capitol on wednesday now say they're facing backlash. we didn't knock down any within vandalize anything we did break down. >>nancy pelosi's office store. somebody stole her gavel flower shop owner jenny cudd of midland texas as she attended the rally and now she's receiving threats have received several death threats. >>thousands of one-star reviews from across the country of people have never frequented my business i snapped a picture. >>and i inn

this man was detained in nashville tennessee on sunday. experts believe there are 90 tens of thousands of far right militants in the united states who could be mobilized by radical organizations. it's going to be a constant challenge as we deal with them because it's a david radicalized and the numbers have grown obviously over the last over the term of this last administration and we're hoping now that we can return to some sense of normalcy that these agencies can be restored in the guardrails that were placed for a constitution can be put back in place. for the capitol secure the stage for the inauguration to set fire zones of national guard troops are on standby they would all be hoping that the calm after the storm does not become the calm before the storm. all the coronavirus and demick has brought the health system and italy's southern region of kolaveri a to its knees but here part of the problem is it's empty hospitals rather than it's full once several hospitals are not being used to due to mismanagement of funds and the influenc

this man was detained in nashville tennessee on sunday. experts believe there are night tens of thousands of far right militants in the united states who could be mobilized by radical organizations. it's going to be a constant challenges we deal with them because it's a they've been radicalized and the embers have grown obviously over the last over the term of this last administration and we're hoping now that we can return some sense of normalcy to these agencies should be restored in the guardrails that were placed for a constitution can be put back in place for not the capital secure the stage for the inauguration to set fisons of national guard troops are on standby they would all be hoping that the calm after the storm does not become the calm before the storm. i want to turn now to sherry berman she is a professor of political science at barnard college in new york an affiliate of columbia university a very good day professor now outgoing president saddam will trump is set to issue a solar array of pardons on his last day in office u

federal agents scour the country for those who invaded the houses of congress arresting this nashville tennessee man on sunday the u.s. prepares for what most americans hope will be a peaceful handover of government power even as it braces for another assault john hendren al jazeera washington. joins us live now from washington d.c. reports that members of the national god security vetted that's very worrying what more can you tell us. well we've been told constantly actually from national guard leadership vats members of the national guard are routinely vetted for any potential dangers in that backgrounds and he links to extremism and so on the new development that we've had just in the last few minutes that been reported is that the f.b.i. is now getting involved it's not just the national guard relying on its usual mechanisms to ensure that those within the service radicalized in some way some ways the reports we've got now is the f.b.i. is also taking a look at the some $25000.00 troops who may be deployed in the capital by wednesday that's 2 and a half times more than normal inaugurations t

homes or will this simply help ease the burden of sky high rent for their workers in big cities nashville tennessee arlington virginia and washington state's puget sound the common denominator in these 3 cities is amazon and it's not just the company alone amazon is proposing to build $2000000000.00 worth of affordable housing in each of these areas for its employees some $5000.00 of them according to rent café the average cost for a $1.00 bedroom in nashville 888 square feet is an average of $1400.00 monthly as of december the average cost of a $1.00 bedroom in arlington virginia is more than $1200.00 a month this price is actually a 12 percent decrease from last year puget sound roughly 10 miles from seattle washington is in king county rent prices there for a one bedroom average roughly $800.00 for $8930.00 square foot place 71 percent of the real estate is owner occupied with only 30 percent available for renters but you my son is hoping to change that the tech giant said it plans to create a total of $20000.00 homes spread out between the 3 cities for its employees to afford the money will be

federal agents scour the country for those who invaded the houses of congress arresting this nashville tennessee man on sunday the u.s. prepares for what most americans hope will be a peaceful handover of government power even as it braces for another assault john hendren al-jazeera washington now the f.b.i. has arrested an elected official from new mexico for illegally entering the u.s. capitol during the january 6th attack koya griffin is a county commissioner and founder of the cowboys for trump group investigators say this video showing him inside the building during last week's attack griffin had vowed to return to washington with firearms to protest the inauguration of president elect joe biden he was arrested in d.c. on sunday let's get more now from she has a tendency at the white house. we've been told constantly actually from national guard leadership that members of the national guard are routinely vetted for any potential dangers in their backgrounds any links to extremism and so on the new development has been reported is that the f.b.i. is now getting involved it's not just the nat

federal agents scour the country for those who invaded the houses of congress arresting this nashville tennessee man on sunday the u.s. prepares for what most americans hope will be a peaceful handover of government power even as it braces for another assault john hendren al-jazeera washington the head of south korean tech giant samsung has been jailed for 2 and a half year is jay wiley was found guilty of bribery and embezzle months in connection with the corruption scandal that brought down former president. rob mcbride reports from seoul. j. wiley arrived at court not knowing if he would be able to walk free again as head of south korea's biggest conglomerate business groups had appealed for leniency and samsung itself has argued that li is essential to its day to day running a claim disputed by critics of the so-called chaebol system a family run businesses that still dominates the economy here every day operation is done by the professional managers saw even in the jail use only door control all korean general has full information provided by the although he's instead and even in the jail i

federal agents scoured the country for those who invaded the houses of congress arresting this nashville tennessee man on sunday the u.s. prepares for what most americans hope will be a peaceful handover of government power even as it braces for another assault john hendren al-jazeera washington the u.s. secretary of state mike has joined the e.u. in calling for the immediate release of alexina valmy the russian opposition leader got as far as possible control when he was detained at moscow's sheremetyevo airport in the past 5 months in germany after being poisoned in an attack he says was ordered by president romney a person or a challenge reports it's a particular type of person to survive a probable state sanctioned poisoning and then returned to the country you believe tried to kill you a country where you face imminent arrest. never gave the slightest suggestion he would do anything else following months of recuperation in germany alexei and wife yulia took their seats on a moscow bound plane from berlin. with them when the marines boy bring us a little vodka we're flying home says yulia quot

investigators in nashville tennessee now know who. committed the crime but the motive remains a mystery today federal authorities remained at the scene of the christmas day bombing that killed the accused bomber and injured 3 others r.t. correspondent natasha suite with the latest on the information authorities are working with now to piece everything together. you're watching video of the nashville explosion set off on christmas morning police retrieve the footage from their network cameras this one situated in downtown before the bomb was detonated a recorded warning went off with a 15 minute countdown telling people that a bomb would in fact be going off. into the field maybe anthony. weiner. the. authorities say they link the d.n.a. evidence to 63 year old anthony quinn warner they say the bomb went off in an r.v. park downtown neighbors say the r.v. at the explosion was similar to the one normally at warners residence overnight g.b.i. forensic scientists processed evidence from the crime scene for d.n.a. testing yet it was compar

i live in nashville, tennessee. there is a lot of entertainers here.uld ever support president trump, they would be silenced and canceled. it's sickening. i hope they are enjoy their socialism and raised taxes because that's what's on the way. judge jeanine: we can do this every week. you guys are great together. thanks for being us tonight. we'll be right judge jeanine: that's it for tonight but to see more of me subscribe to "fox nation" where you can see my new show. here's a sneak peak. >> i'm judge jeanine pirro and i'm on a journey to find this fairytale rattan united states. stunning. i have never seen anything like it. it's beautiful. join me as i take you inside some of the most incredible castles in america. cassels usa available now on "fox nation." thanks so much for watching. i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth justice and the american way. don't forget to buy my book and i'm on cameo, cameo.com/judge jeanine and i'll see you next saturday night. don't forget greg gutfeld is. greg: hello everyone. greg is back next week. let's get right

we will hear from will in nashville, tennessee. small business owner. go ahead. caller: -- host: do you want to make a comment or do you just want to saying? we go to richard. front-line worker. go ahead. caller: i lost my job about 20 years ago, i was in sales. i went into a grocery store and i got a new job. i got a job making considerably less money. fast forward 20 years, trying to get to retirement. i worked for a major grocery chain throughout this country. they own everybody. there is no cleaning of carts. there is no sanitation practices. there is no social distancing. you have people stealing groceries. you have people standing in lines. have you ever been into a retail center and they have 50 to 20 registers but they only have one or two open and people are lined up? you are stopping the shelf on and i'll and all of a sudden you look up and there are 20 people around you and half of those 20 people will be complaining because your mask slipped over your nose when you been squatting and bending over. host: on this relief plan, is what you're hearing abou

this man was detained in nashville tennessee on sunday. experts believe there are nightstands of thousands of far right militants in the united states who could be mobilized by radical organizations. it's going to be a constant challenges we deal with them because it's a they've been radicalized and the numbers have grown obviously over the last over the term of this last administration and we're hoping now that we can return to some sense of normalcy that these agencies could be restored in the guardrails that were placed for a constitution can be put back in place. for annoy the capitol secure the stage for the inauguration is set for zones of national guard troops are on standby they would all be hoping that the calm after the storm does not become the calm before the storm. and joe biden has promised to undo many of president trump's policies from his very 1st day in the white house that has fired up some latin americans who are hoping that the incoming administration will be less tough on mike ration thousands of migrants from central

>>new details emerging tonight about the christmas morning blast in nashville, tennessee. investigators say the suspects and details of the blast to the people that he knew shortly before. the fbi says that 63 year-old anthony warner send packages to several folks that he knew in parts of the country. in the days leading up to that bombing outside of the atnt building. one or killed in the blast which also injured 3 other people. so far officials have not released a motive behind that bombing. all right before we go tonight get a final check of your 4 zone forecast on this soggy sunday night an and storm doors open air cattery has a look at. >>the rain that's coming our way this yeah, it's actually already wet out there on the peninsula we're seeing light showers moving through the area also up in the north bay as well so it is wet here on the one o one as you can see behind me the north we're going to see that in just a moment here also getting some they're going to actually get the most amount of rain from the system moving through about one to 2 inches when this is all

diane in nashville, tennessee, that is a city still recovering from the bombing on christmas day. what preparations are being made there? >> reporter: that's right, fred, and look, we're here at the state capitol. there was just a shift change, it appears, with the tennessee state police who were out here guarding the state capitol grounds. at this point they've been mobilized to come out here, they've been out here all day. they have these barriers up to make sure no one is going to get into this particular building, but there is a planned protest planned here today. uts it's called the nashville free event. that's where those protests take place, nothing so far. right now it's tourists and law enforcement out here on the grounds. there was a planned protest for today. it has yet to materialize at this point. there was a concern, of course, because of that fbi bulletin of potential violence in the capitols and armed protests. we're looking at a dozen individuals already arrested related to the siege at the capitol. people here on high alert. >> omar jimenez and kyung lah. we have

and even think back three weeks ago, nashville, tennessee, with a ied that detonated outside of an atelecommunications facility and you put all of these things together and you think strategically, next wednesday i suspect there will be folks that come to washington, d.c. to protest androt and continue to seditious acts but i would be concerned about the longer term planning efforts among the boogaloo boys an the larpers and cos play seditionists hitting at not just state capitols across the 50 states but also infrastructure. hitting soft targets. again, look at nashville. look at what was accomplished there with the disruption of services. those are the things that every infrastructure owner/operator, ceo needs to be assembling their crisis amount teams yesterday. >> what you just described, so closely parallels a threat we've normally confined to jihadi terrorists, attack on soft targets and infrastructure and there were pipe bombs planted in d.c. on january 6th. how big, when you compare those two, the terror threat from foreign groups, jihadi groups, and this domestic terrorism of

this man was detained in nashville tennessee on sunday experts believe there are night tens of thousands of far right militants in the united states who could be mobilized by radical organizations. it's going to be a cost and challenges we deal with them because it's a if they've been radicalized and the embers have grown obviously over the last over the term of this last administration and we're hoping now that we can return to some sense of normalcy that these agencies should be restored in the guardrails that were placed for a constitution can be put back in place for annoy the capital secure the stage for the inauguration is set for zones of national guard troops are on standby they would all be hoping that the calm after the storm does not become the calm before the storm. but i want to turn now to sherry berman she is a professor of political science at barnard college in new york an affiliate of columbia university a very good day professor now outgoing president and donald trump is set to issue a solar array of pardons on his last day in office up to 100 people could be pardoned

this man was detained in nashville tennessee on sunday. experts believe there are night tens of thousands of far right militants in the united states who could be mobilized by radical organizations. it's going to be a constant challenge as we deal with them because it's a they've been radicalized and the numbers have grown obviously over the last over the term of this last administration and we're hoping now that we can return to some sense of normalcy that these agencies could be restored in the guardrails that were placed for a constitution can be put back in place for annoy the capital secure the stage for the inauguration to set fire zones of national guard troops are on standby they would all be hoping that the calm after the storm does not become the calm before the storm. and joe biden has promised you unto you many of president trump's policies from his very 1st day at the white house that has fired up some latin americans who are hoping that the incoming administration will be less tough on my gratian thousands of migrants from ce

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fact it's led me to be an ardent supporter of our fabulous national civil rights museum here nashville tennessee run by terry. throughout my career at fedex which has been decades and decades and decades, actually hit 42 years with fedex yesterday if you can imagine. [applause] thank you. i think fred smith wouldn't be applauding right now. i've had the privilege of taking my family with me, they are the joy of my life all around the world. canada, we live in canada, we lived in europe, we lived in the middle east. i have seen many times throughout my travels, differences of peoples culture, their diversity, their backgrounds, their beliefs. and the things that they view may be different than even i would do them. nonetheless, i've had a lot of time to spend with them. diversity and inclusion that i have seen around the rest of the world, quite frankly i wish i could see it more in the united states. [applause] it's what dr. king spent his entire life fighting for. well we have come a long way, i think you'd have to agree we have a long way to go. we must ensure that it's woven into the fabric o

travel outside of oahu except back to dc for court purposes only 32 year-old eric munchel of nashville, tennessee is accused of entering the capitol with plastic and restrains and an item in a holster he's charged with several crimes, including violent entry. 2 virginia police officers have been placed on administrative leave after attending the rally in washington they were off duty at the time and the army is investigating psychological operations officer captain emily rainey who led a group of people from north carolina to the rally in washington she tells the associated press she was acting as a private citizen. meantime some people who are at the capitol on wednesday now say they're facing backlash. we didn't knock down any statues we didn't vandalize anything we did break down. >>nancy pelosi's office store. somebody stole her gavel flower shop owner jenny cudd of midland texas as she attended the rally and now she's receiving threats have received several death threats. >>thousands of one-star reviews from across the country and people have never frequented my business i snapped a picture.

housing investments over the next five years in and around seattle and arlington, virginia, and nashville, tennesseehree of its big employment hubs >> well, i think that first and foremost, investors should recognize doing good and doing well need not be exclusive there's relationship define profits and purpose. if anything, this pandemic is proving out and confirming the thesis that the underlying demand for community serving or socialimpact infrastructure is huge, it's growing and it's less correlated to broader market indices. if you think how well our funds have performed, our housing fund has collected in the high 90s percent rent collections every month since the pandemic started. our school funds and our health care funds have collected 100% rents. if you're an investor in an office building, in retail or even hospitality, your equity has been ee vef raviscerated att i tell people, social investments because the underlying demand is correlated. i welcome amazon on its recognition of the issues that affordable housing is critical to the sustainability of our way of life. from what i read, howe

travel outside of oahu except back to dc for court purposes only 32 year-old eric munchel of nashville, tennessee is accused of entering the capitol with plastic and restrains and an item in a holster he's charged with several crimes, including violent entry. 2 virginia police officers have been placed on administrative leave after attending the rally in washington they were off duty at the time and the army is investigating psychological operations officer captain emily rainey who led a group of people from north carolina to the rally in washington she tells the associated press she was acting as a private citizen. meantime some people who are at the capitol on wednesday now say they're facing backlash. we didn't knock down any within vandalize anything we did break down. >>nancy pelosi's office store. somebody stole her gavel flower shop owner jenny cudd of midland texas as she attended the rally and now she's receiving threats have received several death threats. >>thousands of one-star reviews from across the country of people have never frequented my business i snapped a picture. >>and i inn

people from nashville, tennessee, and everywhere else across this nation. we were tied yesterday. went to her, looked at the beautiful seems of the morning and saw so many patriots out there listening to the present, and then it turned into this. i'm disgusted. i am appalled. i really hope we can get our mizzen back together because we certainly need to do so, and we need to talk about things that are very important that you brought up, like election integrity. those things don't go away because of this, but they lose some of their merit and shine because of what happened. that's why people like me are so disgusted and so frustrated. the message has been lost, and hopefully we can get it back. i know i'm going to be trying. >> harris: all right. president trump is now committed to an orderly transition of power on january 20th following that chaotic day in washington, d.c. it wasn't until security officials clear the u.s. capitol that members of congress could finish part of what they started that afternoon. as tomi and i were just talking about, that was the certification of the

this man was detained in nashville tennessee on sunday. experts believe there are night tens of thousands of far right militants in the united states who could be mobilized by radical organizations. it's going to be a constant challenges we deal with them because it's a david radicalized and the numbers have grown obviously over the last over the term of this last administration and we're hoping now that we can return to some sense of normalcy that these agencies could be restored in the guardrails that were placed for a constitution can be put back in place. for annoy the capitol secure the stage for the inauguration is set fisons of national guard troops are on standby they would all be hoping that the calm after the storm does not become the calm before the storm. and joe biden has promised to undo many of president trump's policies from his very 1st day at the white house that has fired up some in latin america who are hoping that the incoming administration will be less tough on my gracious thousands of migrants from central america a

, fremont, 61 in san jojojojojojojojojojojojojojojojo >>> that snow not quite making it to nashville, tennessee, today where the wild card playoffs start here on abc at 1:00. another full slate today. should be fun. >> that's right, dan has been watching every play. >> yes, i got my telestrator out. i'm screaming at the screen. dogleg left, i keep saying. is that a thing? >> i think so. >> it is. >> thank you, rob. >>> now to a history-making event. speaking of sports, a division 1 coaching matchup pitting father versus daughter, and janai is here with that. janai, good morning. >> how about that? good morning to you guys. a game day for the books. what's believed to be first-ever coaching matchup between a father and a daughter in division i basketball history. army west point coach met his daughter, the holy cross coach on court saturday. he's been head coach at west point for 15 seasons and marine has been following closely in her father's footsteps. they have been a little hesitant to play each other in the past, but this season the stars aligned for the pair to face off in not one, two or

. >>> and in nashville, tennessee, reigning mvp quarterback lamar jackson finally gets his first playoff, helping baltimore rally from a ten-point first-quarter deficit to defeat the titans, 20-13, yesterday. the ravens will visit buffalo in the nfc divisional round after the bills beat the colts, 27-24 on saturday. and here's a look at next weekend's afc matchups. the rams will visit top-seeded green bay after los angeles eliminated the seattle seahawks in a 30-20 win on saturday. and the saints will host tom brady and the buccaneers after tampa defeated the washington football team, 31-23. >>> all right, time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, i could really use some nice weather news, but i understand you've got to work with what you've got. >> that's right. and it is the middle of winter. did you see what happened in texas this weekend, kasie? i mean, texas, of all places, had more snow than anywhere else in the entire country, which is pretty crazy. this was not too far outside of the dallas area. now, in downtown dallas, it

federal agents scour the country for those who invaded the houses of congress arresting this nashville tennessee man on sunday the u.s. prepares for what most americans hope will be a peaceful handover of government power even as it braces for another assault john hendren al jazeera washington social media platform paula is back online but it's still unavailable via google or the apple app store pala went down last week off to amazon suspended it from its web hosting services the platform did prove popular with trump supporters who complained that more mainstream ups like twitter or facebook sense of political speech too aggressively. in washington alan cumming just talked for a 2nd about this idea that the f.b.i. is vetting 25000 national guard troops are they doing this based on intelligence or is this just a belt and braces exercise. mother would be a huge number of national guard in washington d.c. anyway for the inauguration of certainly a lot more resources here because of the threats that they saw on social media there was due to be huge protests in washington and state capitals on sunday

federal agents scour the country for those who invaded the houses of congress arresting this nashville tennessee man on sunday the u.s. prepares for what most americans hope will be a peaceful handover of government power even as it braces for another assault. now a different version of this is going on in all 50 states and state houses where as you heard in that story the f.b.i. has perceived that there are possible armed threats made here in washington perhaps because we have tens of thousands of troops and police here it's been very quiet there have been a few arrests 2 separate men both happened to be from virginia who were arrested carrying weapons and large amounts of ammunition trying to get them. through the security cordon they were arrested there was also a woman who was arrested for falsely claiming that she was a police officer and then that she worked for the federal government but we've got 2 days yet to go here this a curator is very very high and for a lot of the people that we've talked to they're just looking forward to having this all over with al-jazeera john hendren reportin

federal agents scour the country for those who invaded the houses of congress arresting this nashville tennessee man on sunday the u.s. prepares for what most americans hope will be a peaceful handover of government power even as it braces for another assault john hendren al jazeera washington coming up here on the news for you the internet is back up in uganda after the government's switch everything off last week on the eve of the presidential election. do or die votes in parliament for its unease prime minister can his fragile coalition cling on to power we'll have a live update from rome. and you don't see this look on that man's face very often we'll have more on that a little later with a sportsman's. the head of the south korean tech giant samsung has been jailed for 2 and a half he is jay wiley was found guilty of bribery and best moment in connection with the corruption scandal that brought down the former president park geun again he was jailed in 2017 and it's verdicts the court said instantly provided elicit payments to poc and asked to help smooth his succession at the head of the c

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