campaign account but almost immediately twitter deleted those messages only to have the white house press office then release those statements to reporters which is really how things have worked for the decades before twitter came into play and what trump was trying to say is he said that twitter was trying to silence him he said that he was negotiating with quote other sites and that a quote big announcement will be coming soon and that perhaps even his own platform of some sort now this is a president who has so often used twitter to get around the formal channels of the white house of the press office in order to communicate to his followers so to be muzzled in this sense is something that has to be extremely painful for him this evening and now the role of social media in 1st empowering him to rise to this position and now muzzling him is something that for decades will be analyzed you know heidi and house democrats are now saying that putting together these articles of impeachment against donald trump what's been the response to all of this. well we expect this to happen as early as monday

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if you have questions, email the mayor's press office at sfgov.org. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you again. . . . >> mayor london breed: twice before we have gathered in late january -- first at the national lgbtq center for the arts, then last year in the rotunda of city hall -- so i could share with you my view of the state of our city. as we gather virtually today, you don't really need me to tell you the state of our city. we are anxious. we're frustrated.

if you have questions, email the mayor's press office at sfgov.org. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you again. . . . >> van ness avenue runs from market street to bay street in san francisco. south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display th

the white house press office detailed more than a dozen executive order signed by the president. many of them aimed it rolling back executive orders put in place by president trump, including pulling funding from the border wall, reversing the travel ban to some muslim majority countries and reversing plans to pull out of the paris climate accord and world health organization to the oval office together as we said they white house press office saying that this will be a return. turned to a more regular pattern of holding those daily press briefings monday through friday at the press secretary also saying that there will be initiating a regular health briefing as we navigate our way through the covid crisis, making sure that americans can hear directly from the nation's health leaders again on the covid crisis for now, reporting live christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. all right, christian. thank you. former president. trump is now in florida. mr. trump landed at palm beach international airport this morning. he and the former first lady skip the inauguration ceremony. but before

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our democracy and rebuilding trust with the american people will be central to our focus in the press office and in the white house every single day. we had a busy and active day as you all know. i want to take a moment to go through the 15 executive actions or highlights of them i should say or some of the steps that the president asked agencies to take today. you should have all received copies of the executive order as well as the fact-sheet. i want to highlight them for the american public who are watching at home. combat the deadly virus, the president launched his 100-day mask challenge, asking americans to do his part to mask up in 100 days. he's doing his part as well. tomorrow dr. fauci will participate as u.s. head of delegation. president biden appointed a covid-19 response coordinator, a position in team that we have announced but made it official today to create a unify and national response pandemic. he reestablished the team responsible for global health and security and bio defense. the pandemic have triggered an unprecedented housing crisis. he took immediate actions to conf

we saw a very short statement by the president put out by his press offers -- press office, because ofourse, he has been banned from his favorite social media platform, twitter, so that statement read like a tweet with the president saying that he does not want violence. he wants peace. he asked that people stay calm and bring back the peace and said that he did not stand for the violence and that this country was not about violence and riots, so there was sort of a statement of calm from the president, something that a lot of his supporters even in the republican party have been pressing him to do for days now, so it seems the president, on the day he is set to be impeached, finally put out this statement, though it was just a few lines. mark: keep an eye on developments in the house for us. let's bring in a law perforce or -- law professor at stanford university. you, too, closely watching what is happening in the house. give us your perspective on what is happening. >> well, this is an unusual impeachment because the president will be out of office before the trial is up, so that is

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campaign account but almost immediately twitter deleted those messages only to have the white house press office then release those statements to reporters which is really how things have worked for the decades before twitter came into play meanwhile president trump is facing the possibility of an unprecedented 2nd impeachment trial a group of democrats have drafted formal charges of misconduct we presented next week accusing him of inciting in some action if successful it would likely block him from running for president again joe biden stopped short of supporting the move . north korean leader kim jong un says the united states is his country's biggest enemy and has threatened to expand his nuclear arsenal made the comments of a meeting of the ruling party congress kims of the u.s. must withdraw its hostile policy towards north korea if it wants to establish new relations the u.k. reported more than $1300.00 coronavirus deaths on friday its worst day since the pandemic began more than $68000.00 new cases were also confirmed london's mayor has now declared a major incident for the city as hospi

he's he's been silenced a degree because here is off twitter there are very few people in the press office today as well a lot of the offices here at the white house are clearing out because of course donald trump only has 6 days left seeing a lot of groups coming through from both the old executive office building just on the back side of the the white house and from the white house itself who are coming out and getting pictures here on the north lawn as a keepsake of their time during the white house don't trouble of a few memories to keep them warm in when he steps away next wednesday and one of those of course will be the fact that he will go into the history books as the 1st president to be to be impeached for the 2nd time. we know that he's not best pleased that more people didn't put up a defense for him and according to the new york times apparently he considered yesterday going to capitol hill and on to the floor of the house to conduct his own defense he was talked out of that by close aides close aides to according to reporting here in the united states he's growing more frustra

what the contract says is any contact with the media should be agreed with a government press officelming public interest. as you say, the government says this is a standard commercial agreement that this is not really a very standard commercial situation. there has been a lot of distrust since the grenfell tower fire, people are living in dangerous buildings and paying vast amounts of money for waking watches to make sure there isn't a fire, insurance premiums. many of them cannot move and get away from all this and there are and get away from all this and there a re lots of and get away from all this and there are lots of questions about the fund and where the money will go to. journalists like me are scrutinising the government on this pretty much every day, so this contract might make it more difficult. the uk cladding action group says no government should be hiding behind a nondisclosure agreement and it wants to get rid of what they call these gagging clauses. tom, thank you very much. shoppers in northern ireland have been facing bare shelves at some supermarkets since the 1s

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our democracy, and rebuilding trust with the american people will be central to our focus in the press officend in the white house, everything will day. we had a very busy and active day today as you all know, but i wanted to take a moment to go through the 15 executive actions, or highlight them in some of the steps that the president asked agencies to take today. you should have all received copies of the executive orders, but i want to take that moment to highlight for the american public. to combat the deadly virus, the president launched is 100 date masking challenge asking americans to mask up for 100 days. he is doing his part as well of a mask mandate for anyone visiting a federal building or certain modes of transportation to wear a mask. he signed an executive order, reversing trump's this scission to withdraw from the world health organization. this will strengthen our efforts in improving global health. tomorrow, we are not wasting any time, dr. fauci will participate remotely as the u.s. head of delegation. president biden also officially appointed a covid-19 response coordinator

also a return to functioning government, the white house press office is sending out press releases and is revealing calls, that is a good sign and progress. and the biden team is trying to restore trust. that is a remarkable thing gib we've been in a truth emergency for the past four years and that will not resolve itself. it is a tall order to restore trust but here is what jen psaki said on cbs a couple of hours ago. >> the best antidote to false information is the truth. and honestly and data and transparency. this is part of all of our objectives here. part of my job as the press secretary, part of the jobs as the policy team, part of the vice president's job because the institutions around the country, the trust has been so frayed, trust in media and trust in government. >> so she's committed to putting truth ahead of lies but -- >> apologies. we have the speaker, nancy pelosi speaking right now on hill. let's listen in. >> when the president said today is america's day, today is democracy's day. that was really true. in a inauguration was a breath of fresh air for our country, in

to become the 1st lady's chief of staff she has resigned couple of other junior staffers in the press office and of course as i say but will others follow but we'll wait and see and well now we know we won't be hearing from the president on facebook and instagram since his accounts have been blocked that's according to mark zuckerberg so will we be seeing the president today and any idea of his mood after the events of wednesday. well apparently he's very angry not because of the actions of the crowd of course he just grabbed this patriots and told them that he loved them he's very angry about mike pence he believes that he stabbed he was stabbed in the back by my pants he's been railing according to some reports saying that he saved mike pence from political oblivion mike pence was running for governor of indiana was behind in the polls that looked as if he do very well but then donald trump picked him to be his vice president and they expected a lot more loyalty from him but of course mike pence simply followed the law 'd and the constitution he's also angry as well 1 because he thinks tha

certainly nor official events for dong trump to horse today here at the white house according to the press office excuse me he is making calls and holding meetings for the benefit of the american people but there's no doubt that one eye will be on events in the hill the noise that might pence is not going to invoke the 25th amendment the vice president ruled that out in a letter to nancy pelosi overnight saying that it would simply be wrong and it would almost be used as punishment against the president essentially saying that the constitution is pretty clear what the 25th amendment can be used for and that is really if someone is infirm and incapable to carry out a job and he doesn't see donald trump as that so he will not be invoking the 25th and donald trump believes that he will get through 7 more days and remember this time next wednesday joe biden will be president. so he thinks that he'll be able to hold on for the next 7 days there's no immediate threat of him being removed from office because 1st of all the impeachment hearing is going through and he believes he's got support among repub

campaign account but almost immediately twitter deleted those messages only to have the white house press office then release those statements to reporters which is really how things have worked for the decades before twitter came into play meanwhile trump is facing the possibility of an unprecedented 2nd impeachment trial the group of democrats has drafted formal charges of misconduct to be presented next week accusing him of inciting insurrection if successful it would likely block him from running for president again biden stopped short of supporting the move. north korean leader kim jong un says the united states is his country's biggest enemy and has threatened to expand his nuclear arsenal speaking at a ruling party congress kim said the u.s. must withdraw its hostile policy if it wants to establish new relations. reports out of the usa the white house coded $900.00 task force is warning of a new and more contagious variant of corona virus that it believes the mutation may be 50 percent more transmissible and behind a recent surge in infections and the u.k. reported more than 1300 coronavi

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on the 1st day today opened at 10 am presumably just because it's the 1st day we start with the press officer and it was always only going to open at 10 am and the numbers that we've seen going through i would estimate less than 20 people in the 1st hour that we've seen so it's clearly not a deluge of people that could be because some people who received their invitation to come for their appointment here decided not to decided to wait perhaps they had access problems couldn't get the transport or whatever like that perhaps they simply didn't want to come felt that they were uneasy about the idea of coming to a sense such as this so i can report that the numbers here are relatively low or steady in another word that said the government is pinning a huge amount of hope on these centers and more that are going to open during the course of the week these are 7 mass vaccination centers that spread around the country manchester new castle bristol birmingham as well as here in london. to 1000000 people so far have been vaccinated which bears quite well in comparison to other european countries but

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apparently and are putting out lame statements whether from the energy department or the white house press office that will satisfy no one. chris miller met with the president at 3:30 this afternoon. congress is also taking up the cyber attack against the united states and some members are comparing the attack to a declaration of war. mark meredith is in washington and has much more. >> lawmakers have plenty of questions and outrage over the cyberattack showing how vulnerable american computer systems are, so many questions left to be answered. earlier lawmakers started to receive briefings from top officials about what has been going on behind the scenes but also a lot they don't know. illinois senator dick durbin saying this is a virtual declaration of war by russia and marco rubio of florida, intelligence committee saying this is a major concern and we are hearing from republican senator susan collins of maine who put out a statement getting to the point, the cyberattack likely perpetrated by the russians spotlight glaring vulnerabilities ever cyber security system, the president should immedi

our democracy and rebuilding trust with the american people will be central to our focus in the press office and in the white house every single day so we had a very busy and active day today as you all know but i wanted to take a moment to go through the 15 executive actions or highlights of them i should say and some of the age the steps that the president asked agencies to take today you should have all received copies of the executive orders as well as the accompanying fact sheets but i want to take this moment to highlight them for the american public who are watching at home to combat the deadly virus the president launched his 100 day masking challenge asking americans to do their part and mask up for 100 days he's doing his part as well issuing a mask mandate that will require anyone visiting a federal building or federal land or using certain modes of public transportation to wear a mask he sent an executive order reversing trump's decision to withdraw from the world health organization this will strengthen our own efforts to get the pandemic under control by improving global health

there was one trump press officer who is here. that door was locked after president trump left the complex here. and about two hours later, the door was unlocked and behind that door were biden press officials, chris. and, you know, i was here also when president biden walked down this driveway behind me into the front door of the white house with the goal of getting to work. and that is precisely what he's done. he went to the oval office, and he signed those executive actions that you mentioned. everything from stopping the keystone pipeline permit to continuing the moratorium on evictions and limiting the student loan payments that are due connected to the covid crisis, making sure that racial equity is stitched into every forthcoming biden policy. and we should make clear that these executive actions a biden adviser told me, they're not doing this to be flashy. they're not doing this to score political points. they're not trying to get points on the board. they're doing it because of the scale of the need and the severity of th

so not expecting a lot from the press office. and sources say that trump is resisting a push from aides to delivering a farewell address during his final four days in office. trump expressed disinterest in that, really turning his focus to his sendoff at joint base andrews before he is expected to send off to palm beach. >> all right, thank you for the update. >>> and let's talk now to congressman gonzalez who is a member of the problem solvers caucus. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> and we know the fbi is warn positio warning the armed protests could happen at any capitol in the country this coming week. what conversations are you having with your colleagues about how to tackle this? >> we expect to have a n overwhelming manifestation of security. and so people can rely on our democracy and it will not bible t be deterred by internal terrorists if you will. our democracy will continue and we'll continue to be the united states of america and lead the world in freedom and democracy and stability as we always have

of course he sits next to a press office, he continues to have a big megaphone and he will continue to be critical of large tech companies. francine: we see what happened over the last six days. how will social media companies change? is this a one-off or the new normal? >> i think it is the new normal and i think what's interesting is even before this past week would happen on capitol hill, you saw social media companies already slightly changing tech. the pandemic has been really illuminating because for so long the social media companies said they wouldn't be able to really withhold and moderate content to the extent a lot of policymakers thought they should. once you have the pandemic and see misinformation being spread about the virus and about vaccines, you do see them taking action and saying listen this information is going to be harmful to the public, we have a responsibility to take that down. and they started doing that. what happened with capitol hill and the president is a bit of a culmination of that and i don't think it will go away. i do think they will face louder and

donald trump encourage them to go and he said he would be going with them, although the white house press officethere that they had no idea what donald trump was talking about, whether you might be going with them only in spirit. he also challenged mike pence to be courageous and throughout the results of these electoral college votes a nd results of these electoral college votes and just three minutes ago, donald trump tweeted, as these demonstrations and sometimes violent clashes apparently with police were happening, he tweeted, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been doing to protect our country and our constitution giving states a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent ore inaccurate ones they we re fraudulent ore inaccurate ones they were asked to previously certified. the us demands the truth. while this was happening, donald trump was effectively throwing gasoline on to the fire and criticising his own vice president for the actions he took for the counting of these electoral votes. anthony, took for the counting of these electoralvotes. ant