correspondent peter hill it was at the court room in frankfurt today many consider the verdict which was handed down here in frankfurt a strong signal that authorities will not grant any leniency to what's those who are trying to destroy germany's call values but now that the trial is over questions remain well stefan and spot of a right wing terrorist network and have already collide just as he did it general foti said that there are 13000 right wing extremists in the country that a potentially willing to take violent action and high concerns that among those numbers there are some who might be just the dangerous as to financed. there was peter hillo there reporting from frankfurt well who is really in charge on wall street the video game retailer game stop this is where you should probably look for an answer individual investors on the web site reddit have coordinated stock buying and they've inflicted huge losses on hedge funds the frenzied trading has resulted in soaring highs and crushing lows or today the videogame company's share price hit highs almost $30.00 times the stock p

correspondent peter hill was at the courtroom in frankfurt many consider the verdict which was handed down here in frankfurt a strong signal that authorities will not grant any leniency towards those who are trying to destroy germany's call values but now that the trial is over questions remain well stefan and part of a right wing terrorist network and have already collides just as he did. say that there are 13000 right wing extremists in the country that are potentially willing to take action and there are concerns that among those numbers some might be just as dangerous as stefan and. a masterpiece by the italian renascence painter buddy cheli has just fetch a record prize for war work by that ottis at auction in new york the painting sold for $80000000.92 with commissions and fees young man with a randall is thought to depict a young noble man showing off his own prize odd possession a decorative medallion bearing the image of a saint it's considered one of buddy cellini's finest portraits and probably dates from the 1470s or 14 eighties. you're watching news from berlin news afric

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we've got peter doocy in savannah, georgia, and chad pergram on capitol hill. r is right where vice president-elect kamala harris will campaign later today. good afternoon, peter. >> reporter: there are several dozen cars lining up ahead of a visit by kamala harris, the vice president-elect is heading to georgia on behalf of both the democrats, raphael warnock and jon ossoff, and those are both candidates whose closing arguments have been heavily critical of kelly loeffler who they accuse of selling stocks based on inside information. >> she got busy making sure that she protected her own wealth. she's the wealthiest member of congress. she dumped $3 million worth of stock, meanwhile, telling you there was nothing to worry about. >> reporter: we had a sound bite there, sorry about that, i'm not sure what happened. basically, raphael warnock and jon ossoff are accusing kelly loeffler of getting information in congress about covid-19 and then selling stocks, that is something that she denies, something that the senate ethics committee looked at as well, and she wa

kasie hunt on capitol hill, peter alexander at the white house, the great pete williams tracking the vote count. first, my co-anchors, andrea and katy. as the three of us were preparing today, andrea, happy new year. >> happy new year, so good to see you. >> happy new year. >> today is a ceremony, as i said, that is being hijacked. and i think we should put it in proper context. we wouldn't normally be covering this today, andrea. we've done this numerous times and you and i have never had to do special coverage of today's opening of the envelopes. >> i was the chief congressional correspondent back then in the days past. this should be ceremonial. it's symbolic. we've never foreseen a president of the united states publicly and privately pressuring his vice president to do more than the ceremonial. we've seen in the past innumerable vice presidents, defeated vice presidents in the past, al gore most membershorab handing over gracefully, speaking out and shutting down a florida democrat who was trying to challenge it. so this should not be happening. and it is basically signifying th

can'tnderstate the tension and the nervousness and the fear among all denizens of capitol hill right now. yamiche: peteri want to come to you, seung min is talking about all of these new procedures and how really just difficult all of this is. this was also -- you wrote this week, in some ways, a preordained coda of a presidency that repeatedly pushed the limits. tell me a little bit about how this impeachment compares to other impeachments and it's somewhat remarkable that i have to even say that. but here we are with the second impeachment. how does it compare when you think of the danger that president trump is accused of posing to this country? peter: it's not like any other impeachment. there's no way to make a comparison. first of all as you just said the second one, that by itself is unique. second of all, a situation where the congress feels itself to be threatened by the head of the executive branch. that the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, used the phrase "clear and present danger." that's a little bit different than what we've seen before. in other words, bill clinton was impeached becaus

. >> peter alexander, teeing us up well for garrett haake over on the hill. garrett, you heard peter lay out the congressional piece of this as we also potentially i think sometime in the next week e listening to him. talk through the expectations today moving personally if chuck schumer interrupts. we're going to see more of the confirmation of biden's nominees today. with he should have a defense of secretary before lunch today and we could have a secretary of tress ri or secretary of state before the end of the day. it's not that the biden confirmation process is going so slow, it's that it started so late. the trump transition was awkward and messy, the runoffs in georgia delayed control of the senate so we are in a position where the senate is only really now starting to get to work on these nominations when in both the obama and george w. bush administrations they had many more nominees, half a dozen or so in place by the president's first day. one of the things we might hear from schumer on the floor is whether there's been an agreement with mitch mccon

peter meijer, one only ten republicans who voted to impeach president trump. >> our expectation is someone may try to kill us. >> reporter: also on capitol hill, a bipartisan move now to provide the gold medal to a hero capitol hill officer eugene goodman was seen backing away, confronted by protesters, and he steered the protesters and rioters away from the senate chamber. he is thought to be responsible for saving many lives. and one of the most iconic attackers of the capitol building seen wearing body paint and horns, his name is jake angeli, his lawyer wants a presidential pardon. >> he, like a lot of other disenfranchised people in our country, felt very, very, very solidly in sync with president trump. they felt, he felt, like his voice was, for the first time, being heard.

. >> representative peter king was interviewed weeks before retiring from the u.s. house after capitol hill career extending 14 terms and nearly three decades, including four years atop the homeland security committee. represented of king talked about has relationships with the four presidency worked with over his career, as well as some of his legislative successes including securing financial compensation for first responders of the 9/11 attacks. this is 45 minutes. king, after 28 years on capitol hill, why are you calling it quits? rep. king: it was just time to start a new chapter. i've loved every minute down here. you are not going to hear me complaining about congress or what we get done or don't get done. it was the dream of a lifetime. but you hit a certain stage, i will be 77 years old in a few months. i'm in good health, my wife is in good health. my daughter moved to north carolina with her children and her husband. my son is living in manhattan. i just want more time to get around. make use of time while i am healthy. i am going to stay active. i am staying in new york. i have

with that, an interview congressman peter king on his capitol hill career that spanned 14 terms and nearly three decades in the u.s. house. >> next, former federal election commission member joins a panel of trump and biden campaign legal advisors to discuss the future of the federal election law. the federalist society hosts this event. >> tonight's topic, the 2020 elections in the future of election law. after years of restless media coverage, we thought it would be prudent to pause and think about what we have learned, focusing on the future of election law. where do we go, and how? it is now my pleasure to introduce tonight's all-star panel. fellow andnior legal the edwin meese the third center for legal studies. previously he was a member of the federal election commission and an election official in both virginia and georgia. president also appointed him to the presidential advisory commission on election integrity in 2017. counsel who has practiced election law for over 40 years. representing a variety of high-level elected officials, including a mayor, governor, and a president. he

did not get into specifics about the way they were treated on capitol hill. peter doocy was not in the briefing. he would have asked that question. he joins us from the north lawn of the white house. to that point, i assume that's something you likely would have asked her about? she did not know that deborah birx position on the coronavirus task force ended on inauguration day. >> we reached out about what does president biden think about the images of the national guard sent outside to the cold. not only is capitol hill less than 2 miles away from here and so is the garage. joe biden is the commander-in-chief and in charge of the entire u.s. military including the national guard. he is responsible for everything that happens to the national guard's men. we hope by the end of today we can figure out what he thinks as somebody who has a lot of responsibility. this sound bite is all we got from jen psaki on this matter. >> he talked about his own personal commitment and connection to the national guard given his son had served previously. he offered assistance needed

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joining me for inside analysis are peter baker, nbc news capitol hill correspondent leeann caldwell and jeff bennett. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press with chuck todd". >>> good sunday morning and a happy new year to everyone. 2020 is finally in the rearview mirror, sort of. january is providing a bit of a 2020 hangover, if you will. donald trump's entire presidency is a stress test on the democracy and remains true even now. consider what has happened since election day. mr. trump refused to concede the election. he and his allies have declared wide spread fraud where none exists and tried and failed in court to overturn joe biden's victory with trump appointed judges turning away the lawsuits. at least 12 senate republicans plan to challenge the electoral college vote on wednesday with mike pence's encouragement and trump is urging supporters to show up in d.c. to protest, create a disruptive environment. this week rupert murdoch's protrump new york post headline

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peter. thank you. and that leads us to our capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt kasie, any indication >> reporter: lester, late tonight on co mccarthy said for the first time that president trump does bear some responsibility for the capitol riot and didn't rule out censuring the president. but so far one republican congressman ha thinking about going further and voting for impeachment. if others join him, that could lead to more support for convicting president trump in the senate where behind the scenes republicans are even more furious after new video shows just how much danger they were in lester >> all right kasie hunt tonight, thanks >>> federal prosecutors working to identify potentially hundreds of suspects in last week's attack. also tonight, capitol police officers suspended for their actions during the riot tom costello has late details. >> reporter: tonight a dramatic development two capitol police officers suspended for their roles in last week's insurrection. some officers had been seen taking selfies with rioters or letting them through >> i know there were two people suspended one was the

kristin, peter. >> ellison barber on capitol hill.at the fbi is worried about. dasha burns is in lansing which is michigan's catol. what's it like there? >> reporter: hi, peter. good morning. this is a capitol that has seen its fair share of threats and armed protests over the past year, and this is a community that is hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. we have seen security measures ramping up here. there is now a fence surrounding the capitol building. the michigan state police have been a visible presence here and the national guard joins them this weekend. they have issued a warning that if you do not have a specific reason to be in the downtown area this weekend, stay away. the lansing police chief told me the level of preparation is unprecedented with a level of tension remains high. take a listen. >> i have and many of our community are terrified right now. we're doing everything we can do to ease their tension and how we do that is we prepare. >> reporter: michigan, of course, is an open carry state. officials ar

peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell and msnbc news correspondent geoff bennett. okay, guys, the theme of this will simply be president trump's dividing of the republican party. peter baker, in the last ten days, he's called on the republican governor of georgia to resign, essentially called the entire runoff campaign illegal, threatened john thune with a kristi noem primary challenge. president trump here -- we knew that he might burn it all down. apparently, he wants to divide his party right to the very end here. >> well, i think that's right, chuck, and i think it's rather remarkable. you know, we have to put this into historical context. it's rather -- we just keep acting as if this is almost normal. it's obviously not normal. i think about 220 years ago, john adams was the first incumbent president to lose an election and gracefully hand over power to his successor without trying to keep control. that set a precedent for this country that has been the most important bedrock of democracy, arguably

these hills are topped with churches the most prominent of which is the bom bad cathedral of st peter and st gail. it's stables the famous horseman from the 13th century the 1st life size equestrian statue to appear in germany after roman times. while the clergy resided on the hilltops the citizenry built their own hub of worldly power down in the valley. and here in the bay and once they crossed the river in the area called the citizens' island district the town hall was always meant to link the 2 halves of the city so they got the idea to actually build it in the middle of the river so while. giving an. added boast to the choice of big as a world heritage site was its urban gardening. it's been practiced since the 17th century and is unique in germany and this particular form. now our journey takes us to the cistercian malabon monastery northwest of chicago. founded in $1147.00 it's thought to be one of the best preserved medieval monastic complexes north of the alps. visitors here can get a firsthand impression of the monks life and work. cradling in the hots mountains in 1904 it's

president donald trump had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. so. they focus better boy for hash tag go right for hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th tensions are rising there's people everywhere there's different things going on the straps of quarters are where the camera fails every where everybody's looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican and staunch supporter of his main interest today meeting and listening to longtime trump ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stone he's back on the scene now doing the president's bit. evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we've done all for th

the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. from hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on this time supporters are where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to a longtime trump ally roger stone in november $2900.00 stone was sentenced to 40 months and. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stony speck on the scene now doing the president's. evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we've done well for the war and we dare not fail if we stay true victory where the. thank you god was surrounded and protected by mem

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with that, an interview congressman peter king on his capitol hill career that spanned 14 terms and nearlyhree decades in the u.s. house. >> next, former federal election commission member joins a panel of trump and biden campaign legal advisors to discuss the future of the federal election law. the federalist society hosts this event. >> tonight's topic, the 2020 elections in the future of election law. after years of restless media coverage, we thought it would be prudent to pause and think about what we have learned, focusing on the future of election law. where do we go, and how? it is now my pleasure to introduce tonight's all-star panel.

i want to bring in peter alexander at the white house, garrett haake on capitol hill, blayne alexander in atlanta, georgia, geoff bennett with the president-elect in delaware and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." mr. alexander, to you first. let's start with a little more from the president's call on saturday. i want you to listen to this. >> the people of georgia are angry. and these numbers are going to be repeated on monday night, along with others that we're going to have by that time, which are much more substantially, but -- and the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry. and there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. >> well, mr. president, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. >> the data you have is wrong. i said this before, and i want to say it again. 18 times the white house tried to get a one on one call with the secretary of state of georgia. they finally spoke on saturday. and this is what we heard. what more can you tell us? >> yeah, steph, that's exactly

hill. we are joined by peter baker, msnbc political analyst. leeanne, the senate is not around. they are not in session. so walk us through the next steps and the crucial role mitch mcconnell will play within it -- when it comes to president trump. >> i will say a big caveat. that all depends on when house speaker nancy pelosi sends articles over to the senate. we got information and -- go ahead. >> i was going to say, explain that piece. she has to send it over be every that happens. are you saying we don't know when that's going to occur, right? >> that's right. so we are waiting on that, when she is going to do that she indicated yesterday that she wasn't going to hold it for a long time. she would do it relatively soon. but here's the thing, if she does it before the 19th, that's next tuesday, the first day the senate is in session. that means that according to senate rules the senate would have to take up impeachment articles on wednesday at 1:00 p.m. everyone knows what's happening on the 20th. that is right when joe biden is being inaugurated. so, we do not think she is g

i did because she was on capitol hill with a vote to place we're waiting for democrats peter of the house nancy pelosi to speak where watching it now since she turns up will always go to her but one of the most significant things is the fact that 10 republicans crossed the floor to vote in favor of this motion just talk us through what's been happening. that's a dramatic departure from the 1st time that donald trump was impeached about a years ago that's when there was not one single republican in the house who crossed party lines to support that impeachment but if you were listening to those debates that happened leading up to the vote you may have come away with one idea i mean it was the majority of republicans who spoke were the most ardent supporters of trump as you just heard but those 10 who ended up not voting who ended up voting to impeach trump a few of them went to the lectern namely the the one person we were expecting or hoping to hear from those chaney's the number 3 republican in the chamber and from us long storied republican conservative house her family she did not speak

garbage dumps on the outskirts of moscow presidents say just a few years ago with peter was still deep in the ground now it's a hill and as is the garbage piles up the health problems due to the dump lies just a few 100 meters from the village of. us home town the mother of 2 says that some days the smell from the side was so bad she couldn't even open the windows and the kids. and well often sick fantasy of a finally had enough she and her children moved to clean and several kilometers away . the little ones were constantly sick one day their pediatrician told me your children have rattling sounds in their lungs i didn't think about it for a very long before starting to look for an apartment for us here and clean later after we moved we went to the same doctor surprise surprise the lung rattling had disappeared how did that happen simple we moved away. if family's fate is no isolated incident. removal is one of russia's most pressing concerns only 6 percent of the country's garbage is either process or incinerate that is the rest just simply dumped environmentalist who are in these landfill sites around moscow in

hill workplace. people one fellow republican peter meyer of michigan described as liars grifters and cowards for siding with president trump's deceitful claims of election fraud we had an election. >>that was stolen from us it was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side now corporate america whose donations can often boost political careers. >>is withholding its money from the president's congressional allies. greg coleman is chief capitol hill lobbyist for public citizen a nonprofit consumer advocacy group you know we have never seen. >>corporate america. actually stand because they were so offended by that radicalism at sniper of insurrection against the american government has credit card issuer american express said. >>its political action committee will no longer support candidates who tried to subvert the presidential election results. and disrupt the peaceful transition of power and american express is not alone. atnt did the same as did blue cross and blue shield dow chemical, mary ott morgan stanley air bnb comcast and verizon the list is growing hallmark cards as

host: peter king, over your 28-year career in capitol hill, you have worked with four presidents. how would you describe bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, and donald trump? rep. king: they are each very different. bill clinton was incredibly smart. i got to work with him very closely on the irish peace process. i was one of the only republicans who voted against impeachment. i spent a lot of time with him. i traveled with him a number of times. it can be very frustrating because you see a guy with all this talent, all this intellect, all this energy, then he gets himself in trouble on issues that have nothing to do with being president. i used to wonder, how would he be if he had no overriding issue? the whole impeachment side, if that were not there, what else could he have done? but then the more i thought about it, maybe he needs that adrenaline rush. i'm not trying to psychoanalyze someone, but he seems to be able to thrive no matter what the circumstances where, usually the more severe they were, the more he was able to function. he is like a human high wire act. bu

. >> yes, this is peter in potrero hill. first, thank you for the 15 bus, the express bus to bayview hunters point, that's a great addition. to supplement that now that we have the bus, i would encourage you to look at similar connectivity along that same route for bikes and pedestrians and two small steps in a direction that could be looked at is extending the bayview quick build along innis and taking advantage of the minnesota slow street to start to establish that bike access. dr. heminger raised a great question. director tumlin gave the encouraging response about not just the street itself, but a few streets over. those of us advocating for slow street streets have been told by the staff that in the survey, they're looking at only residents with addresses on the slow street itself. so i think there is a disconnect between the more reasonable message that director tumlin has sent today. i think it's important to close the loop on that and take the step of looking at those who live in the community, not just on the stree

dumps on the outskirts of moscow residents say just a few years ago with peter was still deep in the ground now it's more of a hill and as if a garbage piles up the locals health problems due to the dump lies just a few. 100 meters from the village of novel shop of all. of us hometown the mother of 2 says that some days the smell from the side was so bad she couldn't even open the windows and the kids jaroslava and went off them sick video saver finally had enough she and her children moved to clean as city several kilometers away. the little ones were constantly sick one day their pediatrician told me their children have rattling sounds in their lungs i didn't think about it for very long before starting to look for an apartment for us here and cleon later after we moved we went to the same doctor surprise surprise the lung rattling had disappeared how did that happen simple we moved away. the few dosia families fate is no isolated incident. removal is one of russia's most pressing concerns only 6 percent of the country's garbage is either processed or incinerate that is the rest is simply dumped environmentalist

these hills are topped with churches the most prominent of which is the bombay and cathedral of st peter and st gabriel. it's stables the famous bombay horseman from the 13th century the 1st to light. size equestrian statue to appear in germany after roman times. while the clergy resided on the hilltops the citizenry built their own hub of worldly power down in the valley. and him and me and once they crossed the river in the area called the citizens' island district the town hall was always meant to link the 2 halves of the city so they got the idea to actually build it in the middle of the river so. giving an added boast to the choice of bombay as a world heritage site was its urban gardening. it's been practiced since the 17th century and is unique in germany and this particular form. now our journey takes us to the cistercian malabon monastery northwest of chicago. founded in $1147.00 it's thought to be one of the best preserved medieval monastic complexes north of the alps. visitors here can get a firsthand impression of the monks life and work. in the hots mountains in 1904 it's co

these hills are topped with churches the most prominent of which is the bombay and cathedral of st peter and st gail. it's stables the famous bombay horseman from the 13th century the 1st to light. size equestrian statue to appear in germany after roman times. while the clergy resided on the hilltops the citizenry built their own hub of worldly power down in the valley. and him and me and once they crossed the river that way in the area called the citizens island district the town hall was always meant to link the 2 halves of the city so they got the idea to actually build it in the middle of the river so involved. giving an added boast to the choice of as a world heritage site was its urban gardening. it's been practiced since the 17th century and is unique in germany and this particular form. now our journey takes us to the cistercian malabon monastery northwest of chicago. founded in $1147.00 it's thought to be one of the best preserved medieval monastic complexes north of the alps. visitors here can get a 1st hand impression of the monks life and work. in the hocks mountains in 1904

peter alexander tonight, thanks. >>> all attention now turns to the senate trial. kasie hunt is on capitol hill democrats spent their impeachment hoping to start that trial soon. but it looks like they could have to wait a while. >> reporter: that's right. mitch mcconnell tonight making clear the first weeks of the biden administration are still going to be all about donald trump as the senate holds their impeachment trial. democrats would likely need 17 republicans to vote with them, and that will be an uphill climb. but if mcconnell decides he'll vote to convict, that could change everything. lester? >> kasie, thank you. >>> i want to bring in our political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd and presidential historian michae beschloss. chuck, first to you. where do you see the republican party going from here, especially after some voted to impeach? >> well, look. it is at a real crossroads this is a very divided party, particularly the leadership of the party is in one place. they would like to get rid of the virus that is donald trump. whether that's mitch mcconnell, liz

these hills are topped with churches the most prominent of which is the bom bad cathedral of st peter and st gabriel. stables the famous horseman from the 13th century the 1st a lie. size equestrian statue to appear in germany after roman times. while the clergy resided on the hilltops the citizenry built their own hub of worldly power down in the valley. and him and me and once they cross the river in the area called the citizens island district the town hall was always meant to link the 2 halves of the city so they got the idea to actually build it in the middle of the river so while. giving an added boast to the choice of bombay as a world heritage site was its urban gardening. it's been practiced since the 17th century and is unique in germany in this particular form. now our journey takes us to the cistercian malabon monastery northwest of stuttgart . founded in $1147.00 it's thought to be one of the best preserved medieval monastic complexes north of the alps. visitors here can get a firsthand impression of the monks life and work. in the hotz mountains in 1904 its collegiate ch

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steve: peter buttigieg on capitol hill being grilled for a cabinet job, was asked about all these jobsty in louisiana delta land. if you don't farm, you work in the oil fields and somewhere likens it to that. i have no idea where he is coming up with all these jobs. there is no industry here. we have very little of what i would call industrial type jobs. there is basically no industry whatsoever. steve: you've been in this industry for 53 years. good luck to you and your family. he knows what it feels like to have the plug pulled on you. facebook taking aim at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over online push to get seniors the covid-19 vaccine. why the tech giant pulled his post next. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements— neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. >> beginning today all international travelers will have to show negative covid-19 test in order to enter the united states. jeff flock joins u

peter, many thanks. an eventful new year's day and capitol hill for once where it seems this senate was mostly in agreementsenators voted to override president trump's veto of the national defense bill. correspondent rich edson has this story and more from the white house. >> congress had sidelined president trump's demands and instead offered this. >> the bill on reconsideration is passed. >> first veto override of the trump administration. the senate voted this afternoon 81-13 to override president trump's veto of a massive defense policy bill. >> it's our chance to ensure we keep pace with competitors like russia and china. it's our chance to remind service members and their families that we have their backs with facilities, resources and support, benefiting the finest fighting forces in the world. >> $740 billion national defense authorization act for naval national security spending. the president vetoed it to protect the names of confederate officers on u.s. military installations and over the bills limits on his ability to withdraw certain troops from overseas. the president also wanted congress to

these hills are topped with churches the most prominent of which is the bomb bad cathedral of st peter and same gave. it stables the famous bombay horseman from the 13th century the 1st life size equestrian statue to appear in germany after roman times. while the clergy resided on the hilltops the citizenry built their own hub of worldly power down in the valley. and. him and me and once they cross the river that way in the area called the citizens island district the town hall was always meant to link the 2 halves of the city so they got the idea to actually build it in the middle of the river so while . giving an added boast to the choice of bob back as a world heritage site was its urban gardening. it's been practiced since the 17th century and is unique in germany in this particular form. now our journey takes us to the cistercian malabon monastery northwest of stuttgart . founded in $1147.00 it's thought to be one of the best preserved medieval monastic complexes north of the alps. visitors here can get a firsthand impression of the monks life and work. in the hocks mountains in 1

the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter wants to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. from hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to longtime trump ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months at. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and powered him to mean december stony speck on the scene now doing the president's bit where evidence of election for art is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we've done well for the war and we dare not fail if we stay true victory will be. the rank you got surrounded and protected by members of the so

what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while he roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to a long time ally roger stone in november $2900.00 stone was sentenced to 40 months and. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stony speck on the scene now doing the president's bit. evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we've done all for the war and we dare not fail if we stay true victory will be our. thank you god surrounded and protected by members of the so called oath keepers on

peter doocy live in wilmington. now to the death of that capitol hill police officer. brian sick nick was gravely injured during a physical confrontation with rioters and mark meredith has more tonight from capitol hill. >> officer brian sick nick is being called a hero for his efforts to defend the capital on wednesday. the 32-year-old iraq war veteran died from his injuries late last night as a result of the mayhem. he had been on the capital police force and he had physically engaged and then collapse upon returning to the office. his family said he always wanted to be a police officer his entire life and his brother released a statement writing brian is a curio and that is what we would like people to remember. flags are flying at half-staff as a capital in his honor and there's talk about letting his casket lying on her inside the rotunda. homeland security says it plans to hold hearings into wednesday's chaos and he announced he will be leaving his post later this month. lawmakers are demanding to know why the national guard was not on hand for the protest to beg

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leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill and with us is "the new york times'" peter baker, also an nbc political analyst and former homeland security secretary jeh johnson. kelly o., let me start with you and this white house. who is left that is minding the president? >> well, that's a very good question. and it's a confluence of events. we already had some prominent departures simply because of the end of the term. people who announced they had other employment and moved on. a lot of work-from-home in this covid footprint. as ironic as that may be given it's the trump white house. and then a rash of sudden resignations related to the events of yesterday including a couple of prominent officials in the first lady's orbit with her social secretary and communications director with a deputy press secretary in the west wing shop and notably today we heard from matt pottinger through his boss, the national security adviser, that he is stepping away. and matt pottinger has been the deputy national security adviser and has been very involved in a lot of the prominent events of the trump presidency, in

what president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. hash tag. hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera . looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called end of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to a long time ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months and . prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stoney speck on the scene now doing the president's bit where evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we've got off for the war and we dare not fail if we stay true victory where we are. thank you god surrounded and protected by members of the so called oath ke

joining me now is leanne caldwell, peter baker, and co-author of "a very stable genius." impeachment essentially on the hill. there could be a vote on wednesday. democrats seem to be on board, where does the republican support for this stand? >> that is definitely the question. how much republican support, if any, these articles of impeachment will receive. of course it was introduced today. house democrats are holding a conference call with speaker pelosi right now. it just started two minutes ago. they're going to talk about this and we could, after this conference call get a clearer path of the way forward and what is going to happen, but as far as this one article of impeachment is concerned, it does talk about the president at the elipse saying we won this election by a landslide. going on to stay "if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country any more." using this as evidence for incitement of insurrection. it also mentions the foal call that the president had with the georgia secretary of state on january 2nd about overturning those election results in georgia. but what this is goin

. >> peter doocy leading a sovereign athens, georgia many things. eventful new year's day on capitol hillwith for once it seems the senate was mostly an agreement, senators voted to override donald trump's veto the national defense bill. richardson has this story and more from the white house. >> congress sidelined donald trump's demands and instead offered this. >> the bill on reconsideration is passed. >> reporter: the first veto override of the trump administration, the senate voted this afternoon 81-13 to override donald trump's veto the massive defense policy bill. >> a chance to ensure we keep pace with competitors like russia and china. our chance to remind great servicemembers and their families that we have their backs with facilities, resources and support benefiting the forces of the world. >> the 740 billion-dollar national defense authorization act enables national security spending, the president vetoed it to protect the names of confederate officers on us military installations and over limits on his ability to withdraw certain troops from overseas, the president also wante