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i want your reaction to nikki haley's comments to republicans at the winter meeting.asically saying that the president's conduct is deeply disappointing, hasn't always chosen the right words but nonetheless let's not forget all his accomplishments, many of which i just mentioned. the unfortunate part is that the democrats will not be remembering him for his accomplishments. >> julie, nikki haley is spot on. that's what we need to be focused upon and i wish that since the election the president would've reminded america of the four years of things that he has done. you just outlined a number of them. the fact that our energy prices are the best they've been in decades because now we are energy independent. this president's policies have made him life better for every american. the average american family is better off by $6,000 a year because of the tax cuts and the deregulation. those are real things that have helped people. unfortunately i wish that the president spent all of his time since the november election talking about why we are going to miss him rather than

haley is saying for nikki haley thinking that president trump is a great guy. but she is looking ahead at a 2024 potential presidential run and so is every other republican and several of them are looking at 2022 runs. we did a survey with one of our partners on college voters, college-aged voters and college voters. it's really interesting. this is a different group of republicans or republican-leaning americans, right? they tend to be more, you know, more centrist, more establishment. they see mitch mcconnell as the new leader of the republican party. most republicans in this country do not. do not see that. and i think that is a crossroads that these republicans are at. and they are looking at politics right now. they're looking at this decision through the lens of politics as well as through the lens of accountability. >> yeah. i mean, nikki haley doesn't think that president trump is a good guy, but she does think he's a victim. it's just, it's just amazing. margaret, thank you very much for all of that reporting. >> thanks. >> dr. anthony fauci, top docto

>> garrett: much to remember, nikki battiste, thank you so much.ay california became the third state to surpass 25,000 covid deaths following new york and texas. in los angeles county many funeral homes are filled to capacity. and healthcare professionals feel they are under siege. here is cbs' carter evans. >> reporter: hospitals in southern california are at the breaking point with one in five covid tests coming back positive. >> it is just utter chaos. >> reporter: nurse tavonia ekwegh runs the e.r. at anaheim global medical center where even the outdoor tents are filling up. >> it is a war zone, where we have ambulance run after ambulance run. >> reporter: and hospitalizations are on track to double in january. how can l.a. hospitals handle twice as many patients? >> the simple answer is we can't. >> reporter: los angeles mayor eric garcetti put it in blunt terms. >> people will die in the hallways of our hospitals. our behavior will dictate whether people will live or die as much as any actions the hospital takes. >> reporter: tonight he is se

ambassador nikki haley. by halting production on the keystone pipeline did the president sacrifice thousands of good-paying jobs? >> the government can't make jobs but they can destroy that. they did that thursday by killing my job and killing my career. my dvt blood clot... stayed on my mind... was another around the corner? or could it be a different story? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taki

todd: other top republicans who could run in 2024, former un ambassador, nikki haley and vice president mike pence. a virginia man is the third person arrested near the capitol in three days. police say 22-year-old guy barry was carrying a gun without a license, carrying high capacity magazines and ammo. a woman was previously arrested fore impersonating a police officer. the fbi needs help identifying these men suspected of beating a washington, d.c. police officer. and a $15,000 reward is offered for information on this person suspected of planting pipe bombs during the capitol riot. parler is back, overnight the social media platform returning online. amazon shutting down the site, following the capitol hill riot. jillian: jackie ibanez joins us live with a message from the company's ceo. >> good morning. it appears a new internet company is hosting parler after being shut down by amazon. the company's ceo, john matze, writing, quote, hello, world, is this thing on. adding, we will resolve any challenge before us and plan to welcome all of you back soon. we will not level civil disco

here is nikki haley former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and founder of save america pact. where do you see the republican party going as the month and years move forward? do you see yourself having a part in it? >> well, i think the republican party should continue to be the party of solutions. that's what we have always been. when it comes to policys and anything that brings about economic freedom and opportunities for people, that's who we are. it's funny for everyone trying to determine where the party goes, we should not want to go back to the republican party before trump. we gained a lot of people that were unheard and unseen. many of whom, like i grew up in south carolina, had just been misunderstood want we want to keep them in the party. but we lost a lot of women and a lot of college educated. we want it bring them in and expand. we do that by going back to what made us the stronger party. we believe in freedom of speech and freedom of religion and that every person has an opportunity in they are given the tools to do it. what you are seeing the democratic party

we need nikki haley to step up. we need her to run. really believe she would be a good first woman president, legitimate president, and we need her. nikki haley, if you are listening, your country needs you. you need to run for president. thank you. host: potential candidate? ramesh? guest: i think nikki haley agrees strongly and gives every sign of wanting to run for the 2024 nomination. we are just going to have to see whether she can pull that off. there are a number of challenges ahead of her. she is very widely liked among republicans. however, like everybody else, she's going to have to navigate the trump versus anti-trump divisions in the party. i think a lot of strongly pro-trump republicans are going to dredge up things she said against trump in 2015 and 2016 and hold that against her. then there is the question of, you know, what is her agenda? does she speak to some of the economic concerns that we associate with working-class trump supporters? or does she follow a more pre-trump conservative economic agenda? i think she has

nikki haley has thoughts and is here next. and is here next. >> i think the president will >> i think the president will fade away a lot faster than he wants to. >> there is new future with trumpism. >> there were plenty of republicans that out-performed donald trump at the ballot box. we should look forward and not back. >> there are less and less people that would consider themselves trump republicans. the emotion wears off. i think in 6 months it won't be party of donald trump. >> laura: i think adam means fewer and fewer people. if you only watch cnn you might think those voice represent the gop post-trump. in the latest nbc news poll 87% of republicans approved of trump unchanged from right before the election. the same number opposed impeachment.os it seems despite what you heard trump's america first has a future. one gop voters like. at least the policies. here is nikki haley former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and founder of save america pact. where do you see the republican party going as the month and years move forw

i just don't get anyone, rubio, hawley, cruz, nikki haley, all these people.ou think is going to happen in 2024? either he's going to run or one of his kids are going to run. in what universe are you going to be the one to beat him as the inheritor of the trump legacy? >> well, chris, i think i can explain it for you. i lived through this in 2016 as you know. we did exactly that strategy you just laid out. ted cruz executed the strategy, marco rubio tried to execute the strategy, be nice to trump, be nice to trump, wait until you have a one-on-one, beat trump. that was kind of logical in 2016, right, because this had worked in 2012 against michele bachmann and herman cain and some of these crazies. but now after you live through all of this, all of these guys know that's not going to work. so when you ask what their strategy is, chris, they decided that the trade with trump is worth it. that's it. they have decided what trump brings into the party, the fact that all these people show up to their rallies now, the fact that they were able to get all these judges

. >> reporter: nikki of los gatos found another bright side to the games. wasn't on the team last year. he sites were set on 2024. but spots opened after the postponement. rather than spend a year attending college remotely, nikki joined the team. >> i think this is the best-case scenario, honestly. >> i think without the extra year, we already surpassed that level. >> reporter: these teammates say ultimately the entire experience has brought the team closer and given them in a year many would like to forget a chance to accomplish something memorable. >> we have, like, a really cool story to tell, i think, and to be a part of this and the olympic movement in this particular year is something very special. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> back to our top story, the weather. rain and now hail, yep, hail. this is in healdsburg, one of our viewers sent us this video. hail had been falling for ten minutes and then it stopped. so we're seeing some hail and rain and good old-fashioned winter storm. rob mayeda is back with us. how are you doing, r

he blows right by 'em oh the fridge cbs' nikki battiste has gayle king's exclusive interview with theyear-old. >> reporter: miya ponsetto is now facing felony charges for falsely accusing and confronting jazz musician keyon harrold's 14-year-old son the day after christmas. >> no, i'm not letting him walk away with my phone! >> reporter: hours before her arrest yesterday, ponsetto and her lawyer spoke with gayle king in an exclusive interview for "cbs this morning." >> reporter: when you look at the video, the reaction seems very extreme. >> how would you feel if you were alone in new york, and, you know, you were going to spend time with your family during the holidays, and you lose the one thing that gets stolen from you, that has all of the access to the only way that you're able to get back home. >> reporter: i just don't think i would randomly attack people, is what i'm saying to you. i know you said you could have handled it better, but i just don't think i would randomly attack people in the manner you did. >> all right, then, pull out the phone and show me! >> are you kidding

few options there are to vaccines that are approved in registered in this country 1st want to put nikki in them there was another one and there is a 3rd one that is coming up in already showing promising results in clinical trials russia is also conducting a clinical trial for a one day spot light version of its major coronavirus vaccine russia's health care officials are setting its sights on achieving herd immunity by autumn and that means they need to vaccinate at least 60 percent of the population or 40000000 people which is quite a task even production wise but according to denise monteiro who is russia's minister of trade and industry the plan to pull this off is the. there this is a scene as of today almost 6500000 doses of the 2 components of sputnik v. had been produced we were expected to produce not less than 7000000 doses in january and 11 1000000 in february and 15 1000000 doses of plans from not just this f. course additional vaccination points like this one is going to play a role besides cinemas and theaters themselves want them to get vaccinated successfully as much as

nikki fox, bbc news.party has laid out what it calls a roadmap to another independence referendum if it wins a majority in the holyrood elections in may — and even if the uk government refuses permission for one. it comes as the party leader and first minister nicola sturgeon continues to face pressure over the handling of harassment allegations against her predecessor, alex salmond. here's our scotland political editor glenn campbell they were a powerful political double act, leading scotland close to independence. he has done so much to support me... but their relationship has broken down over harassment complaints made against alex salmond and how his successor as first minister, nicola sturgeon, handled those complaints. when she appeared on tv this morning, the depth of the rift between them was made clear. there are false conspiracies being spun about this... coming from alex salmond? well, you can draw your own conclusions around that. alex salmond hinted at a political plot against him when he eme

ambassador and governor of south carolina nikki haley said in an interview on fox television it's time for america to getel over it. get over it. she is not the only one who is expressed that point of view. i was in the airport in chicago last week in a waiting area to get on the plane when someone seated nearby said hey senator get over it. let this president ride often do the senate -- sunset. those were his words, get over it. it's hard to get over it if you have lived it and many of us in this chamber did. last night there was a vote as to whether we should go forward with impeachment. all the democrats voted in favor of having the trial. since we received that article from the house, five, five republicans have joined us. 45 republicans quoted to him the impeachment proceedings voting in favor of a point of order that was raised by the jr. senator from kentucky. i don't know what was going through their minds when they joined the senator from kentucky's point of order. i don't know if it truly was a constitutional issue they were thinking about, whether it was loyalty to donald tr

nikki sixx... and bret michaels., sadly, i know she is being scammed by an imposter, because what tina doesn't know is that robin and i are good and close friends with nikki sixx, and his wife, courtney. they are going to help me unveil the truth to tina today. nikki, courtney, how you guys doing? it's good to see you both. this is really a sad situation. this young woman has her life absolutely on hold. she is shutting

nikki fox, bbc news. we don't always get that much snow in the uk.hich had to be closed. travel has been disrupted in many parts of the country, but some have been out enjoying the snow. simonjones has spent the afternoon in surrey. we spoke to him a little earlier. this has been the first significant snowfall we've seen and southern england so far this winter. but it's affected a large amount of the uk, so we've seen large snow showers and northern ireland, problems in wales where some vaccination centres had to shut. the midlands has also been particularly hard—hit. in some areas, there have been up to 12 cm of snow and some of this falling onto land which was already saturated after torrential rain and flooding. so potentially, some more problems ahead. in terms of the weather, it's not snowing here at the moment, but the warning is in certain areas could see further snow this evening up until around midnight. when we get into tomorrow, we're not out of the woods because there are further warnings from the met office in place for icy conditions, b

nikki, we are not moving on from insurrection. we are not moving on from sedition. we are not moving on from a violent assault on the capitol no matter what you might think of our effort to hold this president accountable. >> you mentioned that you hold the president at least partly responsible for what happened that day, even for this individual that threatened the family member of yours, right? he said, stop lying about the election, right? that he believes what the president told him and what various right wing media told him and various enablers told him for weeks. adam of the atlantic i thought had a cutting observation. he said, we're going to go with the abu ghraib model of justice with the capitol riot which is the small fries involved get time and the elites who enabled them get to pretend it wasn't their fault. if you remember the people involved in those horrendous photos were, of course, prosecuted. there was very little accountability up the chain particularly for donald rumsfeld who refused to resign at the time. how important is accountability for tho

nikki fox, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...ied in the uk amid concerns the vaccine may be less effective against it. severe weather warnings are in place for many areas as snow sweep across the uk. the number of covid—19 cases in the united states 25 million, with the death toll soaring to nearly 418,000. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. let's start with the latest from the fa cup. and the big game of the day, between manchester united and liverpool, at old trafford. between manchester united 19 trophies between these two and about 15 minutes or so gone. chances few and far between so far but united's mason greenwood did force liverpool keeper alisson into making a save a few moments ago. and these are the live pictures from old trafford, the match is on bbc one right now. the winner of this tie faces west ham in the fifth round, next month. to the day's other games now. a hat—trick from tammy abraham sent chelsea through to the fifth round. they beat luton 3—1 in the early kick off. the w

nikki battiste, thank you. today, president-elect joe biden detailed his plan to speed up vaccinations, and we have new details about the first high- level call between the outgoing and incoming administrations. here's cbs' weijia jiang. >> reporter: just days before departing the white house, vice president mike pence has finally called his successor, vice president-elect kamala harris, to say congratulations. president trump has so far refused to do the same with president-elect joe biden and plans to leave the white house early wednesday morning for florida, skipping all of the traditional inauguration day festivities. he does plan a military-style send-off for himself just before his final flight on air force one. mr. trump's absence in the final days has left pence as the public face of the administration, with washington on lockdown, still reeling from the capitol assault. >> have you spoken with pence? >> reporter: today, in delaware, the president-elect was focused on his promise to deliver 100 million

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nikki fox, bbc news.accination centres in wales which had to be closed, and there are severe weather warnings in place for many parts of the uk. travel has been disrupted, but some have been out enjoying the snow. simonjones is in surrey for us this afternoon. when the snow arrived, it came down thick and fast, blanketing much of the uk. in parts of the midlands they have had up to 12 centimetres of snow. weather warnings remain in place for many parts for snow until midnight and then tomorrow there are further warnings, for ice, as they snow on the ground becomes treacherous. a race to get out in the open—air after weeks cooped up inside during lockdown. i after weeks cooped up inside during lockdown. , ~ , lockdown. i “ust think it is so important — lockdown. i just think it is so important for _ lockdown. i just think it is so important for the _ lockdown. i just think it is so important for the soul - lockdown. i just think it is so important for the soul to - lockdown. i just think it is so important

nikki fox, bbc news. now to the decline of the honey bee.livia, a vet and his wife are doing their best to save several colonies threatened by deforestation in the andes. gail maclellan reports. it's humid, it's subtropical, and high on the eastern slopes of the andean cordillera real. it's also vulnerable. as in many areas in bolivia, deforestation has become an issue. in this case, the trees are cut down to grow coca — in its most innocent form, used medicinally to alleviate the symptoms of high altitude, but also used to produce cocaine. this deforestation is a huge blow, particularly for one of the littlest creatures dependent upon the vegetation. vet eric paredes says the number of bees in the area has been halved, and this endangers food production. translation: bees are incredibly important for our planet. - it's been shown that bees are responsible for 70% of food production around the world so, from that point of view, we give greater importance to the work we do. and that work is to search the region looking for beehives to save, a

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nikki fox, bbc news.uarter of its population vaccinated, israel is leading the global immunisation race against the coronavirus. the israeli government bought large stocks of the jab in exchange for acting as the world's guinea pig and scientists are watching data shared by the country keenly. the israeli health minister yuli edelstein spoke to my colleague andrew marr about their findings so far. we are just in the beginning of the campaign. unfortunately, we do see cases after getting the first dose, people get sick, get the coronavirus. at the same time, there are some encouraging signs of less severe diseases, less people hospitalised after the first dose. so at this stage, it's very difficult to say. it's not a clinical trial yet. it's just our empiric data, and we sincerely hope we will have better information very soon. we still have a very small number of those who we consider fully vaccinated, meaning a week after the second dose, according to pfizer instructions. so we still can't boast accurate

first of all, olivia, when you hear nikki haley say to give trump a break and as more republicans areof his impeachment trial that starts next week, how can you hold people responsible when a majority of the party appears to still be unwilling to break from donald trump? >> it's really disappointing to watch people like nikki haley, right, who were once respected in terms of conservative circles, in terms of the republican party. >> and by the way, she's also played a low profile over these trump years. she really doesn't come up and comment all the time. i interpreted that as she was trying to protect her own legacy for potentially something in the future. but then there's this. >> right. i always thought that as well, to be honest. i mean, she's, quite frankly, one of the only senior administration officials that got this grand farewell in the oval office, let us not forget about that, right? she kind of leaves the administration unscathed and so for her to double down like this is really quite baffling and the only thing that i can think of is the fact that she is appealing to what

nikki sixx... and bret michaels.sadly, i know she is being scammed by an imposter, because what tina doesn't know is that robin and i are good and close friends with nikki sixx, and his wife, courtney. they are going to help me unveil the truth to tina today. nikki, courtney, how you guys doing? it's good to see you both. this is really a sad situation. this young woman has her life absolutely on hold. she is shutting evhi

now you want to unify nikki ha haley, what happened to you? what? is it worth it to do what you are doing, presidential ambition , probably? marco rubio. oh. marco rubio who just last summer accused democrats of cowarding of what he called the terror of the mob now wants to knuckle under to domestic terror. >> i think the trial is stupid and counter product tive. it is like taking a bunch of gasoline and pouring on top of the fire. >> okay. >> whatever thing you are taking for loss of memory, i will have what they are having. remember that -- i will have what they're having. it must be nice living that way, no guilt andccounte onto the ne because of ambition because you want to hang onto power. >> and the big lie that started it all. the president's attempt to steal the election, the big lie is still out there. republican party putting out a stunningly false proclamation, claiming. there is growing evidence that the violent at the capitol was a false flag to discredit president trump bias his own supporters? >> that's a lie. that's all the former pr

and it stays with nikki motto. here's some examples of the old grounds. like the most, is the one down here second row. instead 1939 rose queen crowned. what is interesting about it, she got to take it home. because it breaks down into brooches, pins for the blouse and bracelets. we are now going to step into a room that is not used at all for actually planning the parade, but rather for the rose court. this is a room in which the rose queen and there's six princesses gather, to prepare for their 150 events that they have had so far this year. maybe i should tell you a little bit about how we name zeroes queen. about seven 52,000 young women have to be at least 17 no more than 21, and in the surrounding pasadena community college coming for interviews. they are fairly extensive. close to four process sees, and we wind up with 35 and then identify the seven which we take off to a retreat, and you can really tell the queen as she is the one that bubbles to the top as a leader. i've got some interest in queens for you. this is our 1940 queen who is still ali

i i don't know nikki haley. eight in 10 trump supporters want him to run again. the same hate did with the k-6 and he will dominate media once again therefore he gets the nomination. it will almost be like a primary and primary is not a word but that would not go well. greg: i'm trying to think of an analogy for that. let's say you want to go to the prom with this guy, right and your only competition is this other who's in a relationship and you are like i think i've got a chance but then she breaks up with the guy and now the guy picks her. that's exactly what happened to nikki haley and marco rubio. >> yes. i don't like to talk election. we just got done with an election. it's the worst. election time is the worst for me. >> imagine you are at the prom. >> it's like the olympics. remember when the olympics river were for it for years and they decided to alternate them every two years in the summer and winter? i hated that. he was too much. everything is speeding up. >> no matter what happens if you're not a republican or democrat one side is happy in parting an

has batiks and so some of the more moderate figures in the party my old boss marco rubio governor nikki haley i think their hope was then to take what donald trump did to bring more working class voters and you have soften the edges i think that becomes again much more difficult given what we've seen over the last week but that was their hope and watch to see whether donald trump is able to be an organized political force in republican politics once he leaves office surprise super quick question because i do want to take a look over all this means for biden and harris but let's say that trump going forward did split away from the republican party and found his own independent movement and that somehow he got enough money to us and create the media empire that our report mentioned would such a movement be able to win again a majority popular election in the united states historically at all it doesn't seem to be the case i mean look at ross perot he didn't go very far with it either . i have a hard time imagining that he will be successful in doing that and i think creating this media em

here's nikki batiste. >> reporter: this school year, danielle mackie is doubling as a bus driver and a tech guru. >> my bus is a rolling internet. >> reporter: delivering wi-fi on wheels to thousands of students in michigan's wayne west land scho . >> we have a lot of motor home complexes that don't have the connectivity. >> reporter: the superintendent says at least 40% of the families in his district lack the internet needed for remote learning. these 21 mobile hot spot buses are the district's innovative solution to the digital divide that so many schoolchildren face across the country. including danielle's. >> my kids actually started falling behind as well. now that we have heconnect, stay connected. >> i'm not failing any more because there's the internet and it won't -- and it's loading now. >> reporter: with each bus parked where wi-fi is needed most, students can access it from their bedrooms. >>> what does the mobile hot spot bus symbolize in your community? >> i think itti. works like a school bus, but it gives hope. that's the mos >>> we all know the pandemic has been esp

. >> so -- so brendan, nikki hallie was on fox news tonight. here's what she's saying about the impeachment trial and former president trump. >> i don't even think there's a basis for impeachment. i mean, the idea that they're even bringing this up. they didn't even have a hearing in the house. now they're going to turn around and bring about impeachment. yet, they say they're for unity. they beat him up before he got into office. they're beating him up after he leaves office. i mean, at some point, i mean, give the man a break. i mean, move on. if you truly are about moving on, move on. the idea they're going to do impeachment is not going to bring our country together. that's only dividing our country. >> brendan, give the man a break? really? >> but she's giving those viewers what they want. she's telling them what they want to hear. and that is i think, look, as you discussed, look, it is voters in the biggest way that is why we're facing this. look at jeff flake. he was a huge trump critic and he realized he was not going to be able to get

nikki fox, bbc news. with what it's calling a road map to a new referendum on scottish independence. the plan sets up the possibility of a showdown in the courts with the westminster government over the legality of a fresh poll. borisjohnson opposes another referendum — even if the snp wins a majority in this year's scottish parliament elections. speaking on the andrew marr show, their leader said they would push ahead with the plans, even if the prime minister was against them. he's frightened of democracy. the polls now show a majority of people in scotland want independence. if the snp win the scottish election in a few months�* time on a proposition of giving the people that choice, then what democrat could rightly stand in the way of that? boris johnson clearly just fears the verdict and the will of the scottish people. let's speak now to jackie baillie — the acting leader of the scottish labour party. welcome to bbc news. thank you for joining us. and a bit confused about where labour stands on this

this from nikki haley. >> the actions of the president postjanuary th, postelection were not great. i mean, at some point, i mean, give the man a break. >> not great is how you describe lousy take-out. not a deadly insurrection it's a the capitol. nikki haley has a track record of giving trump a break even after saying things like this. >> i will not stop until we fight a man that chooses not to disavow the kkk, that is not a part of our party. that's not who we want as president. >> but i have to tell you, donald trump is everything i taught my children not to do in kindergarten. >> reason number six, everyone's to blame. so he can't be the only one to blame. let's call this one the kevin mccarthy goes full oprah. you get blame and you get some blame and you get some blame. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. >> i don't believe he provoked it if you listen to what he said at the rally. >> i also think everybody across this country has some responsibility. >> and then there is reason number seven. that it will enflame the country.

and as nikki haley was suggesting, i think a debate, a discussion has to occur inside the republicanut what the trump legacy consists of, was it simply a cult of personality attached broadly to trump's persona or have to do with the actual policies that he enacted? going forward, the president -- the former president himself donald trump probably will try to stay active. the question is how will he do that. you have midterm elections in two years, is donald trump going to go out there and trying to help republicans take control back house of representatives or is he going to run primary challenges against liz cheney and the other nine or so house republicans trying to defeat them rather than elect republicans. a lot depends out there and a lot depends on the behavior of mr. trump himself. paul: jason, really quickly, do you think donald trump is financialed as the leader of the republican party? jason: personally, i do, paul. i see in evidence that trump has helped other republicans win. republicans lost the house under his watch and the senate under his watch and he failed to get re

reaction from former un ambassador nikki haley in just bit, we begin with republican congresswoman from florida who voted against the impeachment today. good to have you here this evening. you heard that introduction, obviously there is blame for th division in this country, and the animus that we see all around. i think that a lot of people feel the president deserves his fair share of blame for stoking those fires over the course of what we saw on january 5th. what do you see when you look back at what happened? >> thank you for having me on. absolutely come a hearing that introduction, my blood pressure was starting to climb because quite frankly, it's that kind o hypocrisy that led me to be involved and find myself here i the united states capitol. because of that blatant hypocrisy of leaders here in washington, dc. i have to remind myself that as i'm listening to that, just an hour ago i was standing in statuary hall with national guardsmen and women giving them a private tour of the capital a they're stuck you're really defending are nations capital and i have to take a step back

maybe nikki haley is one. three of the people who will leave this administration possibly with a little less stink than everybody else in the administration has. josh hawley wants to run for president. marsha blackburn probably wants to run for president. ted cruz wants to run for president. but donald trump's not saying that he's getting out of the way for that. how does that all look? because as you know, presidential campaigns begin as soon as the last one ends. >> well, and that's the thing. when i look at hawley and cruz, who clearly have been using this process and proceeding to try to jockey to be the front of the line for 2024, the reality is, trump is going to try to at least create the impression that he's definitely running in 2024 to freeze everybody in place, to stay relevant in the media. the media is the lifeblood for donald trump. that's always been the case. and he knoecws that right now h is the front-runner for the nomination in 2024. he's not going to relinquish that to anybody, whether it'

seems like you share nikki haley's concerns, is that correct? >> i do.thing. this is exactly what bernie sanders has said, if you look at what he's been tweeting and saying over the past few weeks, he's been saying exactly that. the word he's used is aggressive. he wants people to think about his move as as aggressive and those two words, budget reconciliation, are going to be the words of the winter and the spring. that's the process that the senate can use to pass a bill without 60 votes, with just 51 votes, and that's what bernie sanders wants to do to get past higher taxes, much higher spending, the green energy infrastructure plan that joe biden has been talking about. he is bent on getting the progressive agenda view. he thinks he can do it with just the bare majority of democrats in the senate and i don't think there's anything including the president of the united states, frankly, who can hold him back on that. we'll see if republicans can stall, if they can whip up public opinion on this but right now bernie sanders has one objective and that's

nikki fox, bbc news. affected. this was the scene in sutton coldfield this morning. south west england and the midlands saw some early snowfall, before it moved east to london and surrounding areas. the snow has been welcomed with delight from many on social media, but there are weather warnings in place for much of the midlands and south of england, as well as wales, scotland and northern ireland, until the end of the day. the snp will present its national assembly with what it's calling a road map to a new referendum on scottish independence. the plan sets up the possibility of a showdown in the courts with the westminster government over the legality of a fresh poll. borisjohnson opposes another referendum — even if the snp wins a majority in this year's scottish parliament elections. speaking on the andrew marr show, the snp leader said they would push ahead with the plans, even if the prime minister is against them. he is frightened of democracy. the polls now show a majority of people in scotland wa

cbs's nikki battiste has those late details. >> reporter: police have arrested a wisconsin pharmacist admitted to tampering with more than 500 doses of the moderna vaccine, rendering them potentially ineffective. >> the individual was suspended, and admitted to intentionally removing the vaccine from refrigeration. >> reporter: his motive is still unknown, but the f.b.i. is now involved. aurora healthcare says dozens were vaccinated from those tampered vials. >> the 57 recipients of those vaccines have been notified. vaccines have been notified. at this time, there is no evidence that the vaccinations pose any harm to them. >> reporter: across the country, there are continued glitches with the vaccine rollout. in west virginia, 42 people were accidentally given regeneron antibodies instead of the vaccine. in oregon, a hospital employee was hospitalized after having a severe allergic reaction to the moderna vaccine, but is recovering. nationwide, 20 million first doses were supposed to be in people's arms by now. so far, just 12.5 million doses have been distributed. three million have