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robert o'brien: sure. thank you, condi.aid that about sitting in thomas jefferson's seat, i think about sitting in condi rice's seat, and i'm sure jake does as well. and it was a privilege to work with you back in the bush administration on afghanistan, and i appreciate your guidance and wisdom in the new position. and as you remember, one of the first questions i asked you, i think the first week i was in office, i think the great thing about being a national security advisor is that you're staffing the president of the united states, and it's your job to make sure, in my view, that he gets the best options, the best advice, the best counsel to face all the myriad of crises and long term policy issues. he has to decide, only he or she can decide those issues as the president, but as national security advisor, you can frame those issues, you can you can pull up the entire government together and have a whole of government discussion of where we should go and how we should address whatever the matter is that's facing the pre

father kevin o'brien led the pre-inauguration mass. the service attended by leaders from both the republican and democratic parties. scott budman caught up with father o'brien about being part of this historic day. >> reporter: before the inauguration ceremony, both parties went to church. >> no matter, where we were, we were together in that. >> father o'brien has known president biden for 15 years. >> the way he's greeted me the last year and a half, he always said mr. president. now i can return the favor. >> reporter: he said the led the service with a feeling of peace among rivals. >> there's a sense of unity. >> reporter: saying humility is the key to good leadership. >> going to church in a sense is a both of humility and hope. humility in that we know we can't do this by ourselves. we need other people. we need the help of god. >> reporter: calling the day impressive from start to finish. >> when we moved to the oath of office, the sun broke. a brilliant sunny day. for me, maybe a little bit of sign about, you know, the darknes

i'd be surprised if o'brien has caee'ee tthe end of the we idtcts so qck in this time. you know, i'm a little concerned about congress staying tonight, because if they are going to stay tonight, law enforcement is probably thinking, let's get through this as quickly as possible without these objections because if they delay the process, it's only going to give the rioters more time to sort of regroup. and george, you know, we started with an image which is what i thought was the image of the day, senator ted cruz when he stood up to object at first and he got a standing ovation from house republicans and that's when the process started, it was just before the protests really took off and it's incredible what's unfolded over the last four, five hours. and i have to think the republican senators, the republican members of the house that were going to object to this electoral college vote results had no idea i was going to get this bad. maybe some of them truly felt that there were inaccuracies in the elections, even though the courts have completely tossed any of that evi

o'brien: that is interesting relating to europe.es we talk about europe as a whole and it's a number of different countries. when i call europe, who do i call. we had a very good national security advisor in my european counterparts, i think that would be the same for jake. i spoke with many of them in the last couple of weeks of the administration, there was strength and resilience for the united states and that we will continue to be there for them. in the strengthen resilience for institutions -- strength and resilience for institutions. and also a lot of continuity in our government. things that we may differ on, whether it's iran, there is a lot of continuity in the foreign policy. that crosses over in the republican and democratic administration. as far as the europeans themselves, the french were tremendous allies, they were highly capable and often overlooked. that they were fighting with as. we took out a number of leaders in western africa with our french colleagues. we got five or 6000 troops, they got less than 1000. ano

soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact with soledad o'brien."ing new ways to work, pivoting to a new business model. a plan for short-term survival that calls for long-term resilience. one business that has pivoted his vertical harvest, a farm in jackson hole, wyoming. we made our first visit there last winter as part of a partnership with the economic hardship reporting project. leone lakhani takes us inside a business that grows fresh food and jobs. leone: daybreak in jackson hole, wyoming. a winter storm is brewing, but she is heading to work at virtual harvest. she is prepping for a shift in the packing room today. she is eager to show me around. what do you do? do you separate them? this is one of many tasks she has cultivated since joining the farm soon after it opened in 2016. the goal was to grow micro greens for the community with one special mission in mind. >> we have 39 employees at vertical harvest. 19 have a different ability, some form of developmental disability. leone: she had long worked with young adults with varying abilities

as promised, soledad o'brien is still with us. the next story we want to get into is one of the biggest stories of the day. 45 republican senators who were reduced to fleeing their own chambers during the insurrection are on record basically saying they don't want to have a trial for all of that. that's against the backdrop of dhs issuing a domestic terrorism threat, a warning. citing false narratives, and you need to know, this will persist over the coming weeks. it comes amidst charges for a man who threatened one of the leaders. >> what was chilling in the message that was received was that this individual said, stop telling lies, biden did not win. >> yeah. >> he will not be president. and so he was radicalized by the big lie that donald trump told and that has been supported by so many republicans in the house and the senate. >> as a matter of counting up who is doing this, it is about the current congress and members of the current republican party. take a freshman member, the congresswoman from georgia, marjorie taylor gree

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didn't have authority to do, then the president slammed him on twitter saying he lacked courage and o'briename to his defense. we're working to independently confirm he's leaving the administration but he has been one of the president's closest allies and defes, especially as the u.s. has been dealing with the pandemic and the tensions that continue to mount with china. so those are just two prime examples, also hearing of lower level staffers resigning on it as result of what has unfolded at the capitol and more specifically the president's role in all of it. >>> it's thursday, january 7th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >> the announcement of the state of the vote, by the president of the senate, shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the person's elected president and vice president of the united states. >> breaking news. joe biden is cleared to be sworn in as the next president of the united states. overnight, congress formally approved the electoral college vote, shooting down a majority of gop objections. >>> all this comes after a mob stormed the u.s. capitol. what's bein

this is significant because just a couple of ours ago o'brien tweeted that he spoke with vice-presidentely fine and decent man. he exhibited courage today, as he did at the capitol on 9/11 as a congressman and he was proud to serve with him. of course president trump has been publicly and privately pressuring the vice president to interfere somehow in the count of the electoral college votes, which he said today, in a statement, that he does not have the authority to do. and after that, the president slammed him on twitter, saying that he lacked courage, and that is why we saw o'brien coming to pence's defense. again, we're working to independently confirm he is leaving the administration. but he has been one of the president's closest allies and defenders, especially as the u.s. has been dealing with the pandemic and the tensions that continue to mount with china. and so those are just two prime examples. we are also hearing of other lower-level staffers resigning tonight, again, as a result of what has happened at the capitol and the president's role in all of it. norah? >> o'donnell:

also joining us, tim o'brien, from bloomberg, opinion and elizabeth neumann from the department of homeland security and adviser to the anti-trumpism group defending democracy together. elizabeth, i'm going to start with you. i stumble when i read your title. defending trumpism. you and steve schmidt have understood that beating trump in november was the tip of the iceberg. what is underneath trump, who really is a figurehead, is this wrought, this brain washed group that now includes it would appear some radicalized extremists. what do we do now? >> i would add to that that the radicalized extremists were

. >> kevin o'brien will officiate mass at st. matthew the apostle, the church is just a few blocks away from the white house. o'brien was ordained as a priest in 2006. >> once kamala harris officially becomes vice president, one of her first acts will be to swear in democrat alex padilla. he will be california's first latino senator and will take the oath of office on his late mother's bible. >>> some bay area businesses are honoring kamala harris today. >> betty yu on how rerants are >> tonight that the city is thinking about charging an entrance fee. >> the yosemite national park is closed after howling uses some downed trees. it will likely remain closed until friday. the crews will be repairing facilities and clearing out the trees.>>> one look at that, you know it was blowing pretty hard last night. i know everyone is probably raking up leaves. anymore coming ulnear future, t winds have come down significantly and i don't think we will see a repeat of those strong offshore winds for the next several days. this area of low pr

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." it seems like forever ago, but it was just last january when we set out to do a documentary about how public health handles one of america's biggest public health crises, homelessness. we chose the booming seattle area with the third highest number of homeless residents in the country. then, as we were taping, another public health crisis hit us all, a deadly new virus called covid-19. embedded with the public health director, we kept our cameras rolling as officials began to grapple with the enormity of the threat and the challenge of protecting the most vulnerable. >> we've got thick blankets. we got a sleeping bag. i think it was, what, yeah, 36 out, and i mean, i was barely warm back there. were you warm, kiddo? >> kind of. [laughter] >> kind of. >> merry christmas. >> since i've been out of work, this has all been really hard. trying put gas in the car, trying to feed my daughter. people feel that homeless people are junkies and alcoholics, and i'm none of those. there's a lot of

♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact.resident-elect snow bide will be elected next week and on day one he's promised to undo most from not all of president trump's immigration reforms. among his promises, biden has pledged to create a task force dedicated to reuniting the remaining children who were separated from their parents at the border. those separations, a result of trump's zero tolerance policy, which required criminal prosecutions of all undocumented adults crossing the border. more than 600 children still have not seen their parents, some for more than three years. correspondent jessica gomez traveled to las cruces, new mexico, to sit down with federal judge robert brack, who has applied to be on that task force. he says he wants the new administration and the public to see what he sees every >> i have felt from the first day, being asked to consider a judgeship, that i've been called to this position. >> for 18 years, u.s. district court judge robert brack has made the walk to his courtroom. appointed by george

let's get to and o'brien in -- emma o'brien in beijing.iece about tesla's presence in beijing. how did the company get what it wanted, whereas other companies, other automakers simply failed? emma: it's a fascinating tale of how they did it. this is a place that up until very recently, in order for a carmaker to get into china, they had to joint venture with one of the local automakers. that was the only way you could get in, but that was not on the table with tesla. elon musk was very firm on that one. it was a line that the chinese seemed to respect according to the sourcing we got for this story. there was also an element of timing with this. they were making their overtures around the trade war when that was starting to ramp up with president donald trump, and china saw a moment of being able to show they were putting the welcome mat out to an american company and an innovative one that was working in an area that it's -- that it wants to dominate. haslinda:haslinda: this was also in the interest of the chinese government. tell us more

before father o'brien came to the south bay. >>> all right. let's move on now to the coronavirus pandemic. today california became the first state to top three million total cases. texas has more than two million diagnosed cases. illinois, florida, and new york each have more than one million. only these five states have case counts above a million. now let's look at the numbers another way. break this down for you a little further. by cases per capita, per 100,000 people. by this metric, illinois has the highest case rate. california, texas very close. new york, despite the devastating surge it suffered early in the pandemic, has the lowest case rate among these five state news. in the by area specifically, we are closing in on 360,000 diagnosed cases. our rolling average of new cases as you can see on this graph is down from the peak, but not really by very much. now our hope is that the coronavirus vaccines will bring an end to this pandemic. however, kinks in the supply chain are causing severe shortfalls, especially in san francisco. even

but 60% of trump's wealth is held in just five buildings in san francisco and new york, says o'brien.ur buildings in new york are trump tower, a retail space next to trump tower that used to be known as nike town. but nike moved out. >> reporter: then there's 1290 6th avenue, and he owns what once vied for tallest skyscraper in the world: 40 wall street, filled with offices. >> he's very dependent on all of those spaces in that building being occupied, and occupancy rates are at rock-bottom levels. >> reporter: at the moment, the real estate-- the collateral on his debt-- just isn't worth what it used to be. and if it were less than he owes on it... >> it would be the same thing as a homeowner who has too much mortgage on their home, and they have to sell the home for less than they paid for it. with him, he's got a whole basket full of properties that are stressed like that. >> reporter: so the possibility is, to use the homeowner analogy, that he gets foreclosed on. >> that could happen. it really depends on the timing of when each loan comes due. it's how strict the debt holders ar

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father o'brien says vice president harris told him she appreciated the bay area representation.k you. the inauguration was a bipartisan event. plenty of republicans were there. mike pence was the highest ranking member of the trump administration to attend. also of the 147 congressional republicans who attended senator ted cruz and steve scalise. they were among the legislators who tried to block the certification of president biden's electoral victory. joe biden's social media handle says president of the united states. he also takes over the potus account. kamala harris a new handle as well now reads vp. and even the white house website making the transition. it features the new president and links to his new administration's website. >>> well, she holds the second most important job now in the country. the path for kamala harris to the white house began right here in the bay area. here is joe rosato to look back. >> reporter: there's a house in berkeley, a plain, stucco house that has been a shrine, a tribute to its former resident, kamala harris. >> never did i ever think in

this includes mike pompeo and robert o'brien.eijing left the possibility of warmer ties open with the new administration. officials urged cooperation with the biden team and said it hopes u.s. officials will make their own judgment on flashpoints like -- on flashpoints. can wong -- ken wong is still with us. do you expect the biden administration to open a new page for -- or are they going to pick up where the trump left off in terms of this gap between the two giants? ken: i think over the next couple months we think it will be status quo where there won't be a lot of changes to what has been happening. hopefully, 3-6 months from now there can be fresh talks between both, hopefully those talks can lead to markets being less volatile between the two countries. that said, because you have two superpowers, there is that tension between china and the u.s. and it is here to stay. yousef: i want to talk in detail about what is happening with regulations in china with the tech companies. this resurfacing of jack ma that triggered $58 b

national security advisor robert o'brien has considered leaving. protests have been condemned.he u.s. capitol police fatally shot a woman during the assault on the building. forcedrred after mobs their way in and were attempting to break into the house chamber. what other people died in was called separate medical emergencies. the city is extending its state of emergency for 15 days. that is your first word news. let's stick with the top story. run us through what happened and where we stand now. aretarting with where we right now, the house is debating an objection to the pennsylvania electoral votes. the count has started up again. an objection was raised to pennsylvania. the senate has already voted to reject it. both chambers have to make a ruling. all of this was interrupted by an extraordinary event on capitol hill. protesters breached security. they made it onto the house floor. and into some offices. they caused havoc. they were cleared out by a heavier police presence that was moved in. with a veryrted ceremonial appeal to the day. were brought votes in in mahogany box

tim o'brien wrote about this topic, saying trump wants everything his heart desires. we just heard briefly from the white house press secretary. she was quick, she called them rioters who undermined others' right to peacefully protest. at this point, what is the point of a statement like that? tim: it is beside the point at this point because this should have never taken place to begin with. ace it unschooled into seditious riot, the president and his white house should have immediately called for those folks to stand back and leave and exit. he never did that until later in the day. now you have this piecemeal response from people in the administration, either quitting or former people saying they were completely disgusted by this but they didn't quit earlier when they were part of the administration. the problem with kayleigh mcenany is that she has been on that podium flagrantly lying now for months, and not actually having an honest dialogue with the american people. i think it is her coming in and condemning these folks, it is beside the point. we are at a point

as you mentioned, father o'brien has known the biden family about 15 years now and said he led severalship services with the family but admits today in our nation's capitol felt different than anything else. for one thing, he said, faith is extremely important to the bidens, so among all of the security, it felt very natural to worship with the family. he also said it felt good to know both democrats and republicans were coming together to worship. and that's what he says he was thinking about as he dealt with more security than he's ever seen in his lifetime on his way to the church. >> that's when it struck me that, you know, in a church about 100 people, this was a moment where, okay, we're all coming together for one purpose now, which is to, you know, pray for our nation, pray for the new administration, and give thanks to god and ask for god's protection. >> father o'brien said he spoke this morning from the gospel of st. luke, which he called something similar to jesus' inaugural address. he pointed out 60 years ago president kennedy took the oath of office as the nation's first

. >>> want to bring in tim o'brien's new columnist at bloomberg opinion.alk to you, my friend. >> always good to talk to you. >> we have a lot to cover. >> yes, we do. >> looking forward to hearing your thoughts on all of this. in that, i want to read a blibt from your bloomberg opinion piece about what took place. in that you said the president basically got what he wanted in all of this out of wednesday's attack on the capitol. do you think the president expected that to happen? >> i don't know that he specifically expected what unfolded to unfold, but i certainly thought -- i certainly think he knew there would be the possibility of violence on the streets there. he has been spending more than a month talking about that specific event and inviting protesters to come and attend it. he has spent his entire presidency incenting or inciting violence. this isn't a one-off. you know, we have had pipe bombs mailed to prominent democrats and media organizations. we have had people at his rally who -- rallies who have been assaulted and president trump from the

father kevin o'brien known president biden for 15 years.sage for the new administration and its opponents coming together. >> no matter who we were and where we are from, we are sort of united together. >> president biden's grandfather attended santa clara university and played football there. >>> a 22-year-old poet provided some of the most passionate and thoughtful moment. >> we must first put our differences aside and lay down our arms so we can reach out our arms to one another. we seek harm to none. >> amanda gorman is the youngest poet to recite her work at the inauguration. >> i must speak up because too many people who have been cut from that opportunity. >> she thanked her growing fan base and she tweeted her book is now on one of the top sellers on amazon books. >> not surprising, right? >> jeff ranieri is with us. republicans and democrats kind of take a pause and move forward here as well. take it away, jeff. >> huge day for us here across the country. right back here in the bay area, we are look asome huge changes of our own. l

part of the tweet, andrea, since this is breaking right now from national security adviser robert o'brien about matt pottinger. he says, matt pottinger has served the administration and the nation with distinction for the last four years. his work led to a great awakening in this country, he has my appreciation for a job well done and enduring friendship." the national security adviser, according to reports, is also considering his next steps, andrea, as well as a number of senior officials. we also have confirmed there have been some informal discussions about invoking the 25th amendment. of course, as you reported, more than 100 house democrats are calling for the president's removal immediately. adam kinzinger now joins that list. there have been some very informal conversations at the staff level about invoking the 25th amendment which would see the president removed from office. of course that would require the vice president to be on board with that as well as a majority of cabinet members and it's not clear it's reached the vice president or any cabinet member for that matter, andr

o'brien, he has some pretty legitimate ability to try to contain trump, if trump decided to follow hisorst instincts. i'm glad he decided to stay. that was probably the right decision. when all this started bubbling up yesterday, i was having conversations with colleagues that had left, like me, a couple months ago. and the consensus was, while we totally wish they would have resigned way earlier, it probably is necessary for them to stay on for the security of our country. it's only 13 days, and that's what they need to do. certainly, there are some that are absolutely doing this for brand management, and it's kind of obvious and disgusting. >> yeah. yeah, the problem is at the top, obviously. the president needs to be removed from office. elizabeth neumann, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. >> up next, just hours after mob attacked the capitol yesterday, a majority of house republicans still voted to invalidate the will of the voters and keep the president in power against the people. minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar is here to react to that after this.

amy: for more, we're joined by oxfam america vice president paul o'brien.report "the inequality virus: bringing together a world torn apart by coronavirus through a fair, just and sustainable economy." paul, welcome back to democracy now! lay out what you found. >> thank you for having me. it is worrying. the last time we did this report, tend to do it around davos when the rh usually gather in for codes but this time was virtually. last time it was bad and it has got a lot worse. every country looked at come inequality has gotten worse during the pandemic. perhaps it is not surprising but it is worrying. the richest 10 people, they ended up making half $1 trillion during the pandemic. the richest thousand g all the money they lost from the pandemic back. dr. the same level of wealth within nine months. at the same time, it has been disastrous for people on the wrong end of poverty. the reality of it was most people on the planet earthor oncrisis away from going into deep poverty or extreme poverty. that crisis happen. it happened in help terms and economic

paul: journalist tim o'brien wrote "trump nation" in 2005.the risk of being cash strapped at a time when his banks and other businesses are turning their backs on him because of the january 6 insurrection. paul: famous hotels, famous golf courses, a $2 billion plus empire by estimates. but 60% of trump's wealth is held in just five buildings in san francisco and new york, says o'brien. >> the four buildings are trump tower, a retail space next to trump tower that used to be known as nike town but nike moved out. paul: then there's 1290 sixth avenue and owns 40 wall street, filled with offices. tim: he's very dependent on all of the spaces in that building being occupied and occupancy rates are at rock bottom levels. paul: at the the moment the collaborate on his debt isn't worth what it used to be and if it were worth less than he owes on it. tim: it would be the same thing as a homeowner who has too much mortgage on their home and they have to sell for less than they paid for it. with him, he has a basket of properties stressed like that. pa

science correspondent miles o'brien looks at what some companies are already doing to avoid a bottleneck> reporter: hurry up... and wait. the warp speed effort that created covid-19 vaccines much faster than conventional wisdom predicted, has slowed to a crawl in the last mile. the federal government had promised 20 million vaccinations by the end of 2020. t it left the responsibility and the planning to the states. only about 15 million americans have been vaccinated so far. the devil, it turns out, is in the distribution. biochemist holden thorp is editor-in-chief of the journal science. >> well, if you just take the us with 300 million people and you've got to dose the vaccine twice. that's 600 million vaccine doses. that's 600 million hypodermic needles. that's 600 million appointments to go get your vaccine. this is the largest logistical challenge that the country has ever taken on. >> reporter: one of the potential bottlenecks: the vials in which the vaccines are shipped. are there enough of these suits? this could be a potential bottleneck too. i am suiting up to visit a clean ro

robert o'brien put out a somewhat strange statement earlier this evening praising vice president mike pence in over the top but non-specific terms. nobody quite knew what that meant. another person who is reported tonight to be considering resigning is the deputy national security adviser, matthew potten jer. and here's a really provocative one. among those said to be considered resigning tonight because of today's violence is our nation's transportation secretary, cabinet official, big deal in any circumstance. but when it comes to the transportation secretary, that means we are talking about elaine chao. that means we are talking about the wife of the top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell. again, nbc news reporting that she is considering resignation tonight. i should also tell you that since we have been on the air tonight, facebook and instagram and twitter have all temporarily blocked the president's accounts. as i mentioned, the president has made online statements today after a speech full of incitement to a riled up crowd of thousands of people that very quickly led th

o'brien seeking to end the conversation, said if there was evidence of what he was saying, it shouldand he steered lindell upstairs to the counsel's office then once lindell got to the counsel's office, lindell spoke sharply to one of cipollone's assistants after he was brought upstairs cipollone told him he wouldn't speak to him until lindell apologized to her. so, everyone just kept trying to get rid of him by passing him off to someone else. in fact, lindell is still in the white house as we speak, getting shunted from office to office. the white house chef just got done telling him what kind of flour they use, and now he's pitching his plan to the lawnmower kid. "do you know how to declare martial law? you know, you could also just not let him into the building. why is it easier to get into the white house than a restaurant in chelsea during brunch? also i'm glad cipollone stood up for his assistant, but that's the line you're drawing? "i'm sorry, but i simply will not allow you to spread your deranged theories about hugo chavez coming back from the dead to hack the election, unl

roberts partner lance o'brien confirmed her death. today after a picking up her personal effects at a los angeles hospital robert to death was related to a urinary tract infection. that is according to her publicist. she was 65. >>the 2021 grammys 7 has been postponed the awards show was originally scheduled to take place january 31st in l a reports a combination of health and travel concerns though amid l a spike in covid cases led to the postponement grammys organizers were already planning on a modified show with only presenters and performers allowed on site. organizers say music's biggest night will now take place sunday march 14th. >>still ahead thousands petition for the san francisco da does step down why >>the san francisco man accused of killing 2 women after speeding through a red light in a stolen car on new year's eve. pleaded not guilty today to an array of charges 45 year-old troy mcallister was on parole when he allegedly cloud through 2 pedestrians. in san francisco, south of market neighborhood. district attorney che

bunch of the queen because i want to think of germany was for me the last few years have been quite o'brien early in the lives of bernie de la home but when it comes to jumping. in the ice for a chance to have the biggest gun the new all the blood 100 on the record i love to be that you there are pros and there are accounts that when you feel them all together they're realizing just another way of never say are you ready to meet the 7th and voted me right to. the last mile of code vaccine delivery from state capital to india's hinterlands. india aims to vaccinate 300000000 people by july. madness logistical challenge. infrastructure roads traffic chaos stand between delivery drivers and patients. but supplying vaccines is one thing. convincing people to take them is another there are pros and there are accounts that when you feel them all together they're realizing just another way of never they are you ready to meet them and then very right just do it. the last mile of covert vaccine delivery from state capital to india's hinterlands . india aims to vaccinate 300000000 people by july. a ma

budget the queen because i wanted to see a gemini with her make the last few years have been quite o'brien. and learned to love her but when it comes to general b.s. and of course i always look right in the eyes virgin perhaps the biggest the new job the $100.00 on the refrain i love to be in the believe they were present i recall when you've been in the getting there realize it's called just another way of living a lie you ready to meet the dr and then find me right just do it. why did this person. there are. the result that can't be done. make up your. double. this is news and these are our top stories the european union is stepping up pressure on vaccine makers astra zeneca accusing it of not delivering what it promised and threatening to block vaccine exports the company says it's slashing covert 1000 vaccine deliveries due to supply chain problems countries across the e.u.'s struggling with slow vaccine rollouts. former us president donald trump is about to be formally charged with incitement to answer.

. >> i should have conan o'brien had a wonderful essay about the jfk sense of humor but o'brien says we had to truly funny presidents. abraham lincoln and jfk and i think he is right about that matches the they haven't had a sense of humor but it's not as well developed as you see with these two i think it's ironic sense of humor and self-deprecating which i think he used especially in the white house and it was that absurd quality at times may be in part so it may also have something to do with these maladies that he had poking fun at them not taking themselves too seriously i cannot fully explain where it came from but no question that is there so when did jack see bobby's political talent? and what did jack think of bobby's work for the mccarthy committee? seeing that work as a political strategist as a campaign manager it looks like lodge will lose at least not well positioned and right on track and how important bobby is as a manager as a shrewd and ruthless operative. when he see bobby as a potential for he's very devoted to his brother and then to become much closer. and then

the homily is expected to be given by kevin o'brien.er to the capitol for the inauguration ceremony, set for 8:00 a.m. our time. and just after 9:00, mr. biden will be sworn in as our 46th president. we'll have coverage at 7:00 a.m., right here on nbcbayarea.com. good evening. [ cheers and applause

to robert o'brien, you have been a good counsel to the president, a steady hand. i have been missing your phone calls. robert, stay on. to those in the national security apparatus, we need you now more than ever. so i embrace joe manchin's , statement. i talked to joe this morning. he has called for those around the president to stay in place to ensure we can have a peaceful, efficient transfer of power. why do i say joe biden is the legitimate president of the united states? because he got the most votes, the states certified him the winner enough to get over 300 electoral votes, and all you need is 270. to my colleagues who objected yesterday, you didn't do anything illegal. the law allows you to do what you did. i respect your ability to do it. i disagreed with what you were trying to do. one member of my conference said, we can't turn a blind eye to the problems in this election. i will tell the american people, there has not been a blind eye turned. the allegations about the law being broken in wisconsin, that they changed election law contrary to the wiscons

easy it was $260.00. 8 because i want to feel your germany was the last few years have been quite o'brien . i'm ready for my time up when it comes to germany is on the whole so. perhaps the biggest on the new hobby of mine i'm not on the bridge i work to be in the news there are pros in their accounts but when you bring them all together they're realizing the other way of living a new word to me then joining me right. hello british. as latest book is out right now probably a kind of rumination about his life. as an x. tyrant he's my guest today also coming up. the world's largest on car bomb victims and survivors of the nazis starts a new project to coincide with holocaust remembrance day. and one of the world's great libraries the stops here in berlin reopens off to substantial renovations costing over 450000000 euros. was born in london and moved here to bowl in 2014 he studied lore of oxford and then practiced both law and football with the emphasis he says all malacca actually the emphasis is also on the written word as he gave up the law to become a poet and writer his latest book in

yesterday and so he has gone and there are others apparently are considering resignation including robert o'brien who's the national security advisor and his deputy however in instances like this and you remember after charlottesville there were people who talked about resigning but never actually did so mick mulvaney is actually followed through be interesting to see if there's more before the end of the day as for invoking the 25th amendment which involves replacing the president there has been some talk of it partly it's all been an informal nothing official but it would take mike pence the vice president really to make the most significant moving get together members of the cabinet and with the majority of the cabinet suggest that the president could no longer do his job properly and therefore had to be replaced there are those who suggest that they shouldn't do that because there's only 13 days left of the trump presidency but there are others who are saying that something has to be done because there's 13 days left of the trump presidency alan thanks very much indeed that's alan fischer bri

among the names being floated, national security adviser robert o'brien as well as transportation secretary and wife of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. that's elaine chao. what is the 25th amendment? and could it really be invoked to force president trump out of office? there are bold proposals being floated in the final two weeks of the presidency. here is ian cull. >> reporter: in the hours following the siege on the u.s. capitol, there is a growing group in congress now urging the vice president and cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment and remove president trump from office, in part for inciting today's violence. >> i'm for whatever we can do to get him away the controls of power so he can't do any more damage to our great country. >> reporter: north bay congressman mike thompson spoke with us by phone after he had been evacuated twice from his office in the d.c. cannon building. he says to critics who argue the president will be out in two weeks -- >> we've seen how much damage he can do in one day, and we've seen what he's been doing in the last days of his administration. >> l

thanks very much mike o'brien very much teaches a staff writer at the yacob in magazine and the also of yesterday's man it's a little biography of joe biden and he joins us via skype from clinton as an interesting choice of title apparently yesterday's man why did you call biden that . well anyways as someone who is the representative of the democratic party that you know is really out of touch with what has to happen to face on the crisis we're facing now in climate change and now the pandemic. by then was a guy who really was one of the leading democrats pushing the kind of reagan agenda of budget cuts shrinking government more foreign intervention and the like more kind of repressive powers a horror to go against criminals and and civil unrest and that kind of thing so he's he's in many ways he's a strange kind of. suppose avatar leader for the particular time when so many of the problems that the u.s. is facing in the world is facing right now a kind of outgrowths of the ideology that he he and so many others pushed for for many decades but we will see he's shown some inkling tha

kevin o'brien delivered the special mass. the service was at the cathedral of st matthew the apostle in washington, d. c vice president elect kamala harris said her husband, douglas m. half also attended the mass. along with top breaking congress members are following the mass presence by president biden's motorcade whisked him away to the capital to prepare for his inauguration. fox's ray bogan joins us live from washington d c tonight with more on that, kristina. good evening to you. you played some of the fireworks display earlier, and i could tell you the white house is just over my right shoulder, even though they've turned the life lights off now at 2 a.m. and the national mall is just behind that, and it was 1/4. july level display. the entire thing was, like one big grand finale. now, for more than 200 years, the united states has peacefully transferred power, and despite violence two weeks ago, joe biden is inauguration today was no different. this is america's day. this is democracy's day in his inaugural address as

shery: emma o'brien in beijing. that ensuring developing nations have access to the covid vaccines continues to be a challenge. the president discussed the world bank strategy with david rubenstein. >> these are big challenges. what we did in october, with the support of all these shareholder countries, the idea of $12 billion of financing, we can use that money to help set up vaccination systems in poor countries, also to buy vaccines from manufacturers, and also from an international facility that is getting access to vaccines. we are already in the process of deploying those vaccines. we've been working since october to do an assessment and we've got now 96 assessments of their readiness to do the vaccines. the world bank has been involved in vaccination programs for many years, for decades. so the bank is able to help countries. last week we announced our first operation to buy vaccines and begin deployment of vaccines. >> we are in the beginning of 2021. is that going to be a good year for the global economy? >