but not by showing up at people 's houses to terrorize their little kids, that's what paid powers do. we will make sure in the coming weeks, months, and years, that americans know who lied to them and what they did and when they did it and when we needed the truth most, who denied it. i assure you, none of the corrupt voices at the new york times, washington post, cnn, abc , nbc, will ever really recover from what they did during the last five years to keep voters in the dark and tha is the angle. coming up, scores of republican will object to the certificatio of the 2020 electoral college votes tomorrow will it change much? congressman jim jordan the man leading the house and moments. plus the georgia senate runoff still too close to call. we will bring you live updates in just a few moments. >> senator ted cruz and others are calling for an electoral commission to review the result of the election, but in order t create one, what would have to happen is congress would have t pass a concurrent resolution to set up such a panel. it would itself be subjected to a filibuster in 60 votes

house, the u. s capitol building and state houses leading up to wednesday's inauguration. facebook says the action is meant to prevent people from using its platform to incite violence. social media companies also blocking event creation in the u. s by non u. s based accounts and pages. we learned today. the justice the first supreme court justice latina will be swearing in vice president elect kamila harris. justice sonia sotomayor will be doing the honors on wednesday, and 80 harris told fox news vice president elect harris selected sort of my your because she was inspired by her background and civil rights. and as a prosecutor, sonoma your was also the justice you store and then vice president joe biden for a second term in 2013. you can wash the inauguration of president elect biden and vice president elect harris on wednesday. january 20th our coverage begins at 8 a.m. right here on channel two. well in other news tonight, police are investigating a disturbing discovery. solano county human remains were discovered in a field in northeast fairfield. the area is located near a cement hill road and peabody road. the remai

. >> more inaccessible, more expensive and more difficult for people to qualify for either of those two items. caid>>ep t house s touted iovboost weekly e supply by 16%. but that's still only enough to immunize 2% of u.s. adults each week. can you give the american people any hope that the vaccine supply is going to go much over 10 million doses a week for the next couple of months? >> we will all continue to push but the issue is not just vaccine supply. a big issue is vaccinators and the abili-- capacity to have people who can put the vaccine into the arms of americans. >> reporter: the main issue is supply, isn't it? >> it is one of the issues. you know, we will be in a place by this summer where we will have enough supply for the public. >> reporter: white house officials haven't said how avidly they're pursuing a strategy similar to the one that is now emerging in europe where pharmaceutical giants like sanofi and novartis are stepping up to produce vaccines that were developed by their rivals, like pfizer.rah? >> o'donnell: nancy cordes, thank you. joining us now is president biden's chief of staff, ron kl

house, u. s capitol building and state houses leading up to the inauguration next week. wednesday facebook says the action is meant to prevent people from using its platform to incite violence. facebook is also blocking event creation in the u. s by non u. s. b. accounts and pages. u s. capitol police were reportedly warned by their own investigators about the possibility of violence by trump supporters on january 6th. the washington post says that internal report came out three days before the siege on the capital that led to five deaths, including a capitol police officer. it's said that the rally crowd likely, including white supremacists and militia members, would see the sixth as their last chance to overturn the election. it's a congress would be a target tonight. the capital area is under heavy scrutiny with the inauguration just five days away. all 50 state. fbi jttf sin the four territories are working 24 hours a day to pursue every lead every credible threat and run that to ground today, house speaker nancy pelosi named retired lieutenant general russel on right to lead the investigation into the siege. today. president e

both s,sides, both parties to find common ground for the common good everywhere that we can and disagree respectfully where we must and the american people chose to elect a narrowly divided house of representatives. a 50/50 senate. and a president who promised unity. the people intentionally entrusted both political parties with significant power to shape our nation's direction. may we work together to honor that trust, earlier today i was honored to present vice president harris that flew over as our nation's first woman vice president. this groundbreaking achievement with its national pride to transcend politics. all citizens can applaud the fact that n this new three word phrase madam vice president is now part is a part of our american lexicon our sincere congratulations from a former colleague of california on this day. i also join my colleagues in welcoming our three new senators senator padilla from california senator jon ossoff and from georgia to serve our nation. we have plenty of senate business to discuss in length in the days ahead but for now i want to congratulate our new colleagues i look forward to working alongside of them.

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s&p up 20. >>> five people had to be treated after a massive house fire there. the flames erupted this afternoon and the deer run neighborhood. firefighters believe it started in the garage, we are told those people were treated for smoke inhalation but are expected to be okay. >>> the video of the giant sinkhole as well several cars in italy, opening up in a parking lot near hospital in naples. the whole is about 65 feet deep, cut off electricity to residents for covering coronavirus patients. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> time to bring paul back in and we're looking forward to the weekend. >>> oh, every weekend. but especially a dry weekend which is always nice, it just be nice to see some rain eventually return to the forecast. we get into that in just a moment. let's talk about what will happen as we head into the weekend. that to dissipate by mid to late morning on saturday. dry conditions this weekend, dry conditions through all of next week and even likely into the martin luther king holiday weekend and on average temperatures are going to climb even

s] > o c-span3. tonight, former white house social secretaries lee burman and jeremy bernard talk about their book "treating people well" the power of civility in work and life. they share stories from the white house and their thoughts on professional and public civility. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. ♪♪ >>> this is the white house, the home and the office of the president of the united states. last november some 70 million american citizens cast secret ballots to determine who would fill this chair, to determine upon whom would fall the responsibilities of this office. the choice was john fitzgerald kennedy, the youngest man ever elected. he follows a line which began with george washington, the first president and the only president elected by a unanimous vote. he follows thomas jefferson, a principal architect of american democracy. abraham lincoln, whose name stands as a symbol of compassion and humanity throughout the world. from their home in nearby georgetown, on this day, january 20th, 1961, mr. kennedy and his wife come to the white h

he brings the church to the 30's by providing services to the people. food. help with housing the church became a social service agency as well as a place for religious guidance, the kinds of things we refer to later as the "social gospel." this is the environment that martin grows up in. again, at that point, he is still michael king. how does he become martin king? that happens as part of that drive by his father to achieve respectability. he changes his name. he better explained that he changes it because his father had had a brother named martin and another named luther. he understood the symbolism of martin luther. he had just been to germany, berlin, in 1934, for the world congress of baptism. this is the first time, 100 years after the founding of modern baptism, and they have a world conference. here is reverend king, one of perhaps a dozen black ministers who make it to berlin in 1934 to attend this meeting. he comes back, and by that time, this is the symbol of what he has achieved. he makes the decision, i'm going to change my name. that changes his son, because he

wife or your husband was at home by themselves and all of a sudden, 20 people at ar-15's and shotguns started to converge on your house? that is what we are facing at this point. it is not a theoretical for us. these are matters of life and death and keeping people safe and keeping them from having unnecessary and completely unwarranted fear. >> is a weekend curfew being discussed? >> know, there has not been any discussion. we have looked at that in the past but there has not been based on the current information we have. >> commissioner, i wondered how you go about protecting people. it sounds like you have swift action for any violence that might break out. how do you protect the peaceful demonstrators among violent people? in past situations over the last year, people were peacefully protesting and have been severely injured by being in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the question is how we protect the peaceful demonstrators. the kernels folks have had way too much experience in doing this. we have it protest and counterprotests and we have seen peaceful protesters encircled by a countervailing argument and

people who have worked so hard to get the president elected. in the 1840's, when andrew jackson was president, he had it in the white house, much to the chagrin becausewas trash. this has become tradition over the last two and operations. the president and first lady and her gown. the guns become extremely important, the designers compete for the designers in the gown. we are told the designer was not told she was aware. he donated it and it was also a nieces must -- it was also in the smithsonian. you can see the military. it is interesting because in the foreground you can see pictures. that is the story of the national billing museum. celebrate the built world. government office building has come to represent the inaugural events of each president for the last 40 years.

traditionally, people who upgrade to the latest galaxy s phones are more techhie consumers, so they are likely people who already have a charging system in their pockets or their housesll right. so, when we get to september and fall, when we historically expect to see apple unveiling new devices, what are you already hearing about what is to come? mark: in terms of the next iphones, i do not think it will be a significant update. i think the iphone 12, especially in this covid period, apple will be able to push out a lot. so i do not think you will see them do that two years in a row so i will look for the more minor side of things. this is not a major update. the back of the phone is pretty cool, they also have slick colors, a faster chip, but they are not reaching any new groundbreaking territory here. this is very much of a price driven update. emily: quickly, what about the earbuds? mark: the earbuds a lot of , features you have already seen on the air pods pro. it has noise canceling. it will be able to tune out the noise cancellation automatically. that is not something apple has. that is something i think is very cool. they are priced about $200, $50 less than

people itself. it�*s certainly a new way of approaching pardons in our system. 0rdinarily people apply through the justice system. 0rdinarily people apply through thejustice department and get recommendations sent to the white houserdoning of his own and he set up his own process in the white house which is unfortunately made it rather complicated and rife with influence peddling and special pleading and very high fees as well, reportedly.— pleading and very high fees as well, reportedly. what are you heafina well, reportedly. what are you hearing about _ well, reportedly. what are you hearing about the _ well, reportedly. what are you hearing about the process - well, reportedly. what are you hearing about the process this | hearing about the process this time and what you expect in? what names are you perhaps expecting? well, we've been expecting? well, we've been expecting something all day news been dribbling out about a lot of argument going on in the white house about whether the president can pardon himself or issue pre—emptive pardons to members of his family and i think that's what has delayed things. i was anticipating a rather mixed bag of cases. they would be the celebrities of course, and we've seen a

the ministry of housing, communities and local government says it�*s now found longer term homes for 23,000 peoplec accounts committee about whether continuing to provide hotel accommodation for the remaining group represents value for money. what happened in my local authority in gloucestershire was that quite quickly they got a significant number of these rough sleepers in to hotels, very expensive hotels, and the majority of them are still there. so what is the strategy, jeremy, to encourage local authorities to find follow—on accommodation? because this hotel accommodation is very expensive and it is not doing the rough sleepers themselves any good. you are absolutely right about the importance of providing appropriate move on accommodation in the interest of the rough sleepers but also the taxpayer. he said his department was aiming to create a further 3,300 long term homes by march. we have made progress. i recognise the position of your constituency, but of the 33,000, about less than 10,000 i think are now in hotels and the rest are in longer—term settled accommodation. for example, the pr

i can imagine in normaltimes, | people are going in and out of each other�*s houses, moving furniture thankfully, yes. well, it's been interesting _ passed? thankfully, yes. well, it's been interesting to _ passed? thankfully, yes. well, it's been interesting to talk _ passed? thankfully, yes. well, it's been interesting to talk to - passed? thankfully, yes. well, it's been interesting to talk to you. - passed? thankfully, yes. well, it's been interesting to talk to you. i l been interesting to talk to you. i am glad to hear you haven't been flooded on this occasion. good luck and stay safe to all of you. sarah—jayne robins, chair of the modern flood group in west yorkshire. —— the todmorden flood group. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has called on wealthier countries to support global access to covid—19 vaccines. speaking in kenya at the start of a visit to eastern africa, mr raab said britain had provided half a billion pounds to aid the distribution of inoculations across the world. every country wants to vaccinate their own people, but we all have a shared interest in making

house open certificates and the votes shall then be counted. the person having the greatest shall be the s president. it.'s period. our job is not to replace the by the american people with our own. and yet, that is precisely what house and senate republican colleagues ask this do, to substitute their will nt for the expressed of the american people. in america, we don't do that. we accept ed states, the results of free and fair elections. will of the re the voters, madam speaker, and attempt to install a preferred power.te into that doesn't happen here. i will close with this. duty, our task is a very simple one. the nor the voice of people, to honor our onstitution, to count the votes, certify this election, heal this great ours.y of i pray each of us may find the courage to do so. with that i yield back. he speaker: i thank the gentleman. for what purpose does the seek man from louisiana recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise in support of the objection. tempore: the o gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> madam speaker, we have a solemn responsibility today. must vote to sustain objections to states of electors ubmitted by states that we genuinely believe

s, small groups of people working in coordination to set in motion the attack. >> death threats against vice president mike pence were heard outside the capitol. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> house nancy pelosi telling 60 minutes she and her office were targets. >> the staff went under the table, barricaded the door, turned out the lights and were silent in the dark under the table for two and half hours. >> wow. >> other lawmakers also fearing for their lives. >> they were coming for vengeance, they were coming for blood. god only knows what they wouldo military members and current law enforcement officers , the new york fire department confirming two active or retired officers seen on capitol ground. eugene goodman black capitol police officer holding back the mob alone praised for quick thinking after deliberately leading them up the steps away from the senate chamber door away from door according to washington post." the potential for coming attacks in days and weeks according to fbi member sew armed protests for all 50 state capitols are planned an in washington, d.c. and fbi c fo courthouse administrative buildings as well if president trump is removed from office. of part

people who've died during the pandemic. house speaker nancy pelosi and the house democratic leadership held a covid-19 memorial at the u. s. capitol on this eve of the presidential inauguration. the speaker and the leadership held candles on the steps of the capitol is a silent tribute to those who have lost their lives. this evening. the president elect and vice president left to pause to at the lincoln memorial to honor the 400,000 lives lost due to the coronavirus pandemic. fox is ray bogan reports. it comes on the eve of their inoculation. wednesday marks day one of what president elect joe biden says will be a busy 1st 100 days in office. night before his inauguration, joe biden pay tribute to the more than 400,000 americans who have died from coronavirus. it's hard sometimes to remember, but that's how we heal. it's important to do that, as a nation. the pandemic forced the inauguration to go mostly virtual, and the guest list is down from the typical 200,000 to about 1000. biden's top legislative priority is covid relief and during her. confirmation hearing, treasury secretary nominee janet yellen urged congress to

s capitol in a siege that left five people dead, including a capitol police officer. house speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement today and she also responded to claims by some democratic lawmakers that quote suspicious tours were given the date before the right. if, in fact it is found that members of congress. accomplices to this insurrection if they aided in abetted the crime. they may have to be actions taken beyond the congress and in terms of prosecution for that. washington d. c is on a virtual lockdown tonight with a secure green zone set up around the capital ahead of the inauguration. the national mall in 13 metro stations will be closed with thousands of troops and law enforcement. on patrol. well, we've been telling you about the unprecedented security measures being taken ahead of the inauguration at 10 30 we hear from former homeland security secretary. janet napolitano about whether she's thinks they will work. and a barrier whether it does not feel like january out there. lots of sunshine temperatures in the sixties and seventies is mild weather pattern.

house. the link to the was capital rights. >>> gunfire and chaos during a massive sideshow in oakland. no police insight. opd offers its explanation. 's to hundreds of people ran for cover after gunfire erupted at a sideshow in oakland. take a look. this all unfolded on saturday night. the oakland police are blaming budget cuts for not being able to break apart that sideshow. in the past, the department had a special team that would crack down on ththem. >> we know this but to be true because, prior to budget cuts, we see ththe significant decrea in activity simply because, they knew that the extra enforcement resources were out there. >> police say, 600 cars in 1000 spectators were involved in this weekends sideshow. fortunately, no one was hurt in that crowd. so far, no rest of it made though. >>> and his payment is due in federal court tomorrow for allegedly sending threatening text to the families of your congressman, hakeem jeffries. and abc's george stephanopoulos. up agents arrested 35-year-old robert lemke at his home in baypoint this morning. they say, he posted on facebook just after the election, warning people to quote, be ready to go. and on t

people have now been arrested in the wake of the siege on the u. s capitol authorities now saying that cleveland meredith intended to shoot and kill house speaker nancy pelosi on live television authorities unsealed photographs of a truck filled with guns, a crossbow, smoke bombs and molotov cocktails. the suspected driver, lonnie kaufman of alabama, is under arrest. a top priority for law enforcement is to find those who hit officer brian sick, nick with a fine. they're extinct buyer extinguisher leading to his death tips and leads are the life blood of many investigations. if you have any information, any information at all that can help the capitol police, the fbi or any of us. we're all in this together, and we need to work together and bring everyone that broke the law to justice. authorities in virginia arrested robert keith packer. he is the man seen inside the capitol, wearing a sweatshirt with the phrase camp auschwitz, former u s swimmer and olympic gold medalist clete keller is facing criminal charges tonight. linked to the riot. these are screen shots from the fbi complaint and investigator wrote that he was able to identify keller in par

people vaccinated as possible. the u. s is averaging just over a million vaccinations every day. the white houseants to get those numbers up, but it won't be easy. we're facing too constraining factors. the first is getting enough supply quickly enough. in a second. is the ability to administer the vaccines quickly, meanwhile, with daily cases declining more states are moving ahead with reopening plants, including new york, which could announce by the end of the week whether restaurants will be allowed to reopen. i fully understand thise off fema, the federal emergency management agency is requesting 10,000 service members to support the vaccination effort in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news. california public health officials did announce to oakland healthcare systems will help the statewide coronavirus vaccine efforts. blue shield of california will now manage the vaccination requests. lucio is also expected to oversee the transition making vaccines available based on age instead of occupation. kinds of permanent day will help distribute and deliver the vaccines. they will also cont

people's house into a fortress. nearly 5 million visitors per year taking the opportunity to visit their representative and observe congress in action. while future guidelines for visitors to the capitol remain unclear, d.c.'s nonvoting member of congress adamantly against a permanent barrier. >> the last thing we need in our nation's capitol is fencing around the capitol. i strongly oppose it. congress remain. police arrested a west virginia man with a handgun, stop the steal paperwork and a list of lawmakers just outside the fence line. and homeland security bulletin released this week warned of a heightened threat from extremists, potentially emboldened by the january 6th attack. >> i hope we're going through a really dark period in our history but that we can get beyond it and not have to, you know, do our government work behind the barricades. >> the city of san jose is putting the brakes temporarily on the search for a new police chief. short list of six candidates this week dropped to five after minneapolis police officer medaria arradondo dropped out, his department under scrutiny for the death of george floyd. releasing a statement saying the search will pause for two weeks in order to bring togeth

and the thing that s is so disturbing is for a people to be able to get into the chambers of the house, you see this in movies in what we call banana republics. this is the united states. imagine how we look around the world. imagine the terror of those that are serving our country as senators and congress people. and i question often go often . you can't get past the security house outside. and they all know you. how they were able to do this, there had to be some sympathizers in the capitol police or something that was done. the tone set by the organizer, i probably organized more marches on washington than anyone alive and you have organizing. and we never had one arrest, one incident. the people organizing this need to be investigated. people in the capitol police ought to be investigated. this is beyond democrat or republican or pro trump or anti-trump. we now look like a nation out of control with the capitol of your nation being overtaken. how did you deal with that, how did you justify that. >> reverend, there is a lot of people and frankly mostly democrats but a handful of rep

people's kids to do so? >> mr. speaker, i don't think anybody in this house is happy with the disgraceful images that we have s seen of the food parcs that have been offered. they are appalling, an insult to the families too have received a grateful to marcus rexford to highlight the issue and doing quite an effective job compared to the right honorable gentleman in holding the government to account. for these issues. the company in question has rightly apologize and agreed to reimburse, but it's because we want to see our kids properly fed throughout this very difficult pandemic that we've massively increased the value of what we're providing of 170,000,000 170 million pounds in the cold winter. grants in two and 20,000,000 pounds more for the holiday activities and food program and we are normally out the national free school meal voucher scheme as he did in march to get parents the choice to give kids the food that they need. under this government we will do everything we can to ensure that no child goes hungry as a result of the problems caused by this pandemic. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister said that the

there are obviously many other people who 's corresponded with her, and you can see many correspondence is that he had with her, about the guidebooks and the white househistorical association. so the kennedy library particularly, she went on tv after the president's death in january of that next year, to thank the american people, and the 800,000 condolence notes. and she said we are going to create a library for my husband for his archives and papers, so people from generations on will learn about him. the kennedy center in washington also is a concrete tribute to him, and to her and the arts. also the kennedy institute of politics at harvard, and the kennedy school of government. both carry on the tradition, of learning about politics, about diplomacy, and about government. all of those things, in addition to her own children in particularly, ambassador caroline kennedy serving in the obama administration, in that sense to mrs. kennedy's legacy continues. we think about what that meant, in history that her father had almost been killed in world war ii, infighting in the south pacific, but to show you how history changes, and how the american people

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people nominated and confirmed in the senate as well as moving on. so that's my hope next week. >> as for president trump who's been holed up in the white house he's expected to make a public s to border wal>>> culumedia which i to several conservative talk radio hosts is cracking down on shows that push election fraud conspiracy is. the company memo tells them, we need to induce national calm and warns them to stop suggesting the election isn't over. anyone breaking the new rule can be fired. parler is now suing amazon. the company claims being kicked off of amazon's web hosting service violates antitrust laws. >>> now to the pandemic. one covid-related death is being reporteded every 30 seconds in this country. hospitalizations in california continue to skyrocket and nationwide more than 80 million people live in areas where hospitals are running short of icu beds. mass vacesre opening at stadiums and clinics, even disneyland but some are plagued by red tape. complicated websites or staffing shortages. some people are waiting weeks for an appointment. >> the whole thing sucks. i worked for the city 36 1/2 years and never seen anything like this. this is chaos. >> how old a

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s never meant to be judicial branch. it's this house that raises the and dedicates how it shall spent and we are representing the people as we are elected. nd i say this with all sincerity, madam speaker, that when you do have a problem or if here's something so contentious, let's sit down and ave a drink. and solve those problems for the good of this nation, for this institution, and, as you said, for the future children of this great nation. we can do it as a body. i ask you that, as the dean to the new speaker. i ask to you try to attempt to do that with our leader. we can do it together. with that, i'll yield back the balance of my time. now i'm going swear you in. if the gentlewoman from california would please raise her right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and that nce to the same, you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which you are about to enter, so hel

people who had corresponded with her like arthur schlesinger. you can see many correspondence s that he had with her, about the guidebooks and the white house historicalssociation. so the kennedy library particularly, she went on tv after the president's death in january of that next year, to thank the american people, and the 800,000 condolence notes. she said that we are going to create a library for my husband, for his papers and archives, so that people for generations on will learn about him. the kennedy center i believe in washington also is a concrete tribute to him and to her and the arts. also, the kennedy institute of politics at harvard and the kennedy school of government. both carry on the tradition of learning about politics, learning about diplomacy and government. i think all of those things, in addition to her own children, particularly ambassador caroline kennedy serving in the obama administration, in that sense too, mrs. kennedy's legacy continues. caroline became the ambassador to japan. think about what that means, her father had almost been killed in world war ii fighting in the south pacific, but it shows you how history change

52 years, 2016 white house administration s between reagan, bush, clinton all the way through 2016. and also started in 65, you have you coveredso america during a time when people said america was going to fall apart. and you've come all the way to now. so, we're looking to the as well as how you look at two coverage on the new part of the country. and then i'm really happy to introduce dede myers. dede myers was white house press secretary for the clinton administration, first female press secretary. she also wrote a book. i love the title. and most recently, she took on a top role with governor gavin newsom in california. i think this is a business role. so i'm really excited have you here, dede, and it would be good from the press secretary vantage points, where you see how the white house, as an institution, faces off with the press so -- press. so, that's why i like this group. just very quickly, you can start and i want to thank all the people in the audience for registering and coming on to take part in this event. please ask your questions anytime in about 10 minutes or so. i will see the questions. my colleague is actually seeing your questions and she

s seditious, we have an >> laura: after resisting trump's calls for the national guard last summer, the left is now fine with militarizing every aspect of the people's house. a fox news reporting that officials will increase the numbers of national guard members deployed in washington from 15,000 to 20,000 on wednesday, about three times the number of u.s. troops currently deployed to iraq and afghanistan combined.er joining me now, general, i saw this and i keep hearing them from people trying to drive to your offices on capitol hill, they've never see anything like it, not at any inauguration, not at any time in our nation's capital except 9/11. is this necessary? >> it's absolutely -- i think it's a travesty, it's politicizing the military more than any i've ever seen. i know there's been a lot of discussion about the president politicizing the militaryli but when you have a capital filled with 20,000 troops inpo anticipation, i'm not sure what they are anticipating. the hordes coming across the potomac river, i'm not sure why this is necessary. i think for the most part it's done for show and that is the great travesty here of this episode. >> laura:

s never meant to be judicial branch. it's this house that raises the and dedicates how it shall spent and we are representing the people as we are elected. nd i say this with all sincerity, madam speaker, that when you do have a problem or if here's something so contentious, let's sit down and ave a drink. and solve those problems for the good of this nation, for this institution, and, as you said, for the future children of this great nation. we can do it as a body. i ask you that, as the dean to the new speaker. i ask to you try to attempt to do that with our leader. we can do it together. with that, i'll yield back the balance of my time. now i'm going swear you in. if the gentlewoman from california would please raise her right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and that nce to the same, you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which you are about to enter, so hel

gati s subbra gatienists used it. 156 years after the civil war ended this evil is still in america's bloodstream and that evil allowed to walk into the people's house and desecrate it. if you have any information about this man contact the fbi at 1-800-call-fbi. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> it is the top of the hour. i am brianna keilar and the clock is ticking now on history. democrats in congress moving ahead with their efforts to oust president trump from office. they are asking vice president mike pence to do it right now by invoking the 25th amendment. they floated a resolution in the house this morning but republicans objected. democrats have also formally introduced an article of impeachments that says donald j. trump incited vi ed violence ag the united states and it resulted in lawless action at the capitol. we could have a vote on impeachment webs and democrats expect it to pass. today the national parks closed down the national monument, this will continue until after joe biden is inauguratesed as the next president. they're reacting to fears that there are going to be new protests, or action by pro-trump supporters. mean

house? >> sure. so, wolf, one adviser to the president described him as, and i quote, s. lking. less that he's railing around, scre screaming at peoplethough he has often done that. but mostly he is snapping, angry. everything that we know he has been at various points when things aren't going his way. that's what we are seeing right now. the concern for some advisers who have remained in the white house is what happens in the final few days? what will he try to do something to push back or get attention on himself as this, as you put it, fortress has been created around a president ial inauguration, something we've not seen before in this way, at least not in modern history, where people just can't come. and he, i think, very happy that he's doing things to try to take attention away from joe biden. that has often been one of his m.o.s. but he will do, supposedly, a flurry of pardons. i think we will see them in the coming days. there's a divide among his advisers as to whether he ought to go ahead and he shall a bunch of prepardons basically before charges have been filed to a number of people, including members of his family. but

s to defend this historic place. to those who reach havoc in our capital today, you did not win. violence never wins. freedom wins. this is still the people's house. as we reconvene in this chamber, the world will witness the resilience and strength of our .emocracy even in the wake of unprecedented violence and vandalism in the capital, the elected representatives of the people of the united states have assembled again on the very same day to support and defend the constitution of the united states. may god bless the lost, the injured, and the heroes forged on this day. hereod bless all who serve and those who protect this place and may god bless the united states of america. let's get back to work. [applause] host: vice president mike pence in the early hours of thursday morning, hours after the storming of the capital by riders on capitol hill -- by rioters on capitol hill. asking for your view of the vice president. you support him, you oppose him? darrell on the line of those who support him. good morning. i do not support -- host: we cannot really hear you. just call back. we will try to get that line better as we go to high rock, north car

s final days in office lawmakers return to a capital transformed. thousands of national guard troops deployed to protect them from the loyal supporters of the departing president who had stormed congress. the people's house war zone. the debate to impeach the president for inciting the violence was sharp and emotional.— violence was sharp and emotional. , , , emotional. the president must be impeached _ emotional. the president must be impeached and _ emotional. the president must be impeached and i _ emotional. the president must be impeached and i believe - emotional. the president must| be impeached and i believe the president must be convicted by the senate. a constitutional remedy that will ensure the republic will be safe from this man who has so resolutely determined to tear down the things that we hold dear. and that hold us together. it things that we hold dear. and that hold us together.- that hold us together. it has alwa s that hold us together. it has always been _ that hold us together. it has always been about - that hold us together. it has always been about getting i that hold us together. it has i always been about getting the president, no matter what. always been about getting the pre

life and des creatiecration of people's house wh yesterday it was not protest, it was not dissent, it was chaos. don't dare call them protesters. it was a ryouryou riotous mob, suld say we couldn't see it coming but that isn't true we could see it coming the past four years we've had a president who has made his contempt for our democracy, our constitution the rule of law, clear in everything he has done. he unleash an unrelenting attack on our democracy he attacked the free press who dared to question his power, repeatedly calling the free press the enemy of the people, language at the time he first used it i and others said has long been used by auto krcrats dictators. language this time with th imprimatur of the president of the united states. he choses to believe the word of vladimir putin over the word of those who have sworn their allegiance to this nation, many whom have risked their lives for this nation. he deployed the united states, tear gassing protesters in the service of a photo opportunity in his reelection, even holding the bible upside down. the action that led to an apology from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and an outspoken denun

, when sub bra gati s subbra gatienists used it. 156 years after the civil war ended this evil is still in america's bloodstream and that evil allowed to walk into the people's house and desecrate it. if you have any information about this man contact the fbi at 1-800-call-fbi. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> it is the top of the hour. i am brianna keilar and the clock is ticking now on history. democrats in congress moving ahead with their efforts to oust president trump from office. they are asking vice president mike pence to do it right now by invoking the 25th amendment. they floated a resolution in the house this morning but republicans objected. democrats have also formally introduced an article of impeachments that says donald j. trum