it wasn't until i went to virginia and in charge of the richmond u.s.earn the trust of the american people was everything for the department of justice because you couldn't be affected without their trust and confidence in you and then to facilitate that trust you had to do the right thing at all times. which also had to communicate with them, show them your work and tell them what you are doing and why you're doing it. and the way to do that is through the media. i came to realize as a fairly low level supervisor the richmond office that we had to have an engagement with the media because they were the people through whom we spoke to the american people. i didn't see it as trying to use the media or trying to use the media for personal gain, i actually came to believe what i still believe is if you are going to work in the justice system at a leadership level you must communicate to the american people through the media, or you are never going to earn their trust. as i say in the book with the subtitle, trust comes from truth, plus transparency. you ha

but it was not until i went to virginia and was in charge of the richmond u.s. attorney's office that i realized that was not enough. to earn the trust of the american people was everything for the department of justice, because you couldn't be effective without their trust and confidence in you, and to facilitate that trust, you have to do the right thing at all times, but you also have to communicate with them, show them your work and tell them what you are doing and why you are doing it. the way to do that is through the media. i came to realize, as an early low level supervisor at the richmond office, that we had to have an engagement with the media, because they were the people through whom we spoke to the american people. i did not see it as trying to use the media or trying to use the media for personal gain. i actually came to believe what i still believe, if you are going to work in the justice system, at a leadership level, you must communicate with the american people through the media, or you are never going to earn their trust. trust comes from trut

bedrock principles but it wasn't until i was in virginia i was in charge of the richmond u.s.ney's office i realized that was not enough. that you earn the trust of the american people was everything for the department of justice because you could not be effective without their trust and confidence in you. to facilitate that trust you had to do the right thing at all times. you also had to communicate. show them your work and show them why you're doing it. the way to do that is through the media. so i came to realize is a fairly low level supervisor of the richmond office that we had to have engagement with the media they are the people with whom we spoke to the american people. i did not see it as trying to use the media are trying to use the media for personal gain, i actually came to believe but i still believe. if you are going to work in the justice system you must communicate with the american people through the media or you are never going to earn their trust but as i say in the book with the subtitle, trust comes from truth plus transparency pretty have to have both. >

u.s. it was part of his state of the state address from richmond.

richmond virginia. one of the most powerful lobby groups in the u.s. has filed for bankruptcy the national rifle association of america plans to move from new york and register as a nonprofit in texas because of what it calls talk sick politics the announcement comes months after new york's attorney general sued the n.r.a. over allegations of corruption and misspending by senior executives richard feldman is a former regional director of the n.r.a. and author of confessions of a gun lobbyists he says the changes are unlikely to affect pending court cases in new york. moving into new york perhaps they're about 30 to 30 years too late to have done that. clearly you don't file bankruptcy when you're in a good financial position. they're contradictions. but. perhaps they're hoping that if some positive news they're doing something that has no impact whatsoever on the lawsuits that have been filed against them it only effects proceeding forward once they're dissolved in new york state and they establish themselves in texas would with anything change and onl

u.s. senate and finally accepted by donald trump even though i totally disagree with the outcome of the election and the facts been the arrows nevertheless there will be an orderly transition and jenna richmond however smoove this clearly not the words that can be used to describe what was happening in the u.s. capitol on wednesday because you saw the chaotic scenes with windows being smashed furniture being thrown around the iconic us government building question is what does that do to the image of the u.s. democracy which is presented as ideal which is centuries old you know comparing what was happening in d.c. with the stuff from so-called but now republics that is something special so clearly that was something that heavily damaged that image this brings me to a speech by one republican senator who was on the way to the capitol hill to deliver an objection however later she changed her mind after seeing what was going on there when i arrived in washington this morning i fully intended to object to the certification. however the events that have transpired today have forced me to reconsider the riots began after a rally where donald trump was speaking the question was whether he was enco

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u.s. a part of the state of the state address from richmond. >> the assembly will come to order. the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. [applause] will the joint assembly and guests, please be seated. it is my pleasure to present his excellency, the governor of thee commonwealth of virginia, the honorable ralph northam. [applause] >> good evening. madam speaker, madam president, lieutenant governor of fairfax. ladies and gentlemen thank you for inviting me to speak with you tonight. to my wife, to the attorney general, justices of the j supre court, members of the state corporation commission and my cabinet and staff, thank you for your service to this commonwealth. this speech is one of the rituals as virginians. when elected leaders come together from different branches of government, different political parties representing all of virginia and every person who calls the commonwealth home. it's who we are and what we do and it's important to maintain this tradition even in this most unusual year. many thingsen are different this year of course. normally more than 200 peo

u.s. states but ginia event trying to far right groups who are increasingly hostile towards the government put a went and spoke to them in richmond. is the annual lobby dame virginia a day where citizens petition their legislators in support of the gun rights this year is defend rather than their rally in front of the capitol several caravans decked out in pro-gun messages headed towards the state capitol richmond what were you lobbying for is no gun control. last year they passed a number of in tie gun bills that were targeting law abiding citizens and we want to stop that and we would like to repeal that still some decided to pervade down the empty streets of richmond and under heavy security after the f.b.i. warned that members of these groups could told violent protest in the wake of joe biden's inauguration they were openly defying a prohibition on open carry of weapons clearly stated on the banners adjacent to a per minute of it ok ok this is not a permitted event. ok oh ok so therefore it's a loophole i can walk here with my right it was a melting pot of groups and militias united only by to support to the right to self-de

u.s. sell it in $28.00 days with washington slumping another round of sanctions all around the steel industry only today the russian foreign ministry take on the situation. the renewal of rainman richmond by iran is a departure from the join comprehensive plan of action but these deadly asians are caused by the united states actions iran should be ready to act accordingly once the u.s. abandons its efforts to undermine the nuclear deal the nuclear agreement that iran signed with the p 5 plus one was based on the assumption that all sides would respect the deal now what happened was that under obama the united states never fully implemented the deal whereas the iranians did but then under trumped the us wrote the deal apart after the americans exited the deal and the europeans obediently abided by trump's demands the iranians have continued to still abide by some of their commitments and now the iranians are saying that we're not going to abide by those anymore because the other side is doing nothing so the iranians are leveling the playing field either biden wants to implement the deal if he does fine then the iranians will reverse all of these as our foreign minister stated but if a b

richmond in virginia. it is good to have you with us however a dream for to get here in doha the headlines and i'll to syria in just over 24 hours u.s. president donald trump will be of expanding his final day at the white house considering possible pomp means alan fischer reports from washington he leaves the building at some point mid-morning on wednesday he's heading to andrews air force base there he will.

u.s. administration to rejoin the 2015 year clear deal that limits iran's rainy i'm in richmond in exchange for sanctions relief president joe biden has shown bradin is to rejoin the accord but with a cab yet we'll get to that shortly a 1st let's listen to what the israeli and iranian officials say. i have instructed the i.d.f. to prepare several operational plans in addition to existing ones which we will develop throughout the coming year the power to initiate lies with the political echelon however they are friends of options need to be prepared ready and on the able. to get out on you has they just talk they are leading a psychological warfare and have practically no plan no capacity and are not able to start a war our armed forces are trying to defend iran the different maneuvers that we have done are signs that we do not intend to attack nor go to war but that we are serious and defending our country israel's military chief has warned us return to the iran nuclear deal would be a mistake because there are less chemical in even if there's a similar agreement with a few improvement it i

richmond virginia. one of the most powerful lobby groups in the u.s. has filed for bankruptcy the national rifle association of america plans to move from new york and register as a nonprofit in texas because of what it calls talk sick politics the announcement comes months after new york's attorney general sued the n.r.a. over allegations of corruption and misspending by senior executives richard feldman is a former regional political director of the n.r.a. and author of ricochet confessions of a gun lobbyist he says the changes are unlikely to affect pending court cases in new york. moving into new york perhaps they're about 30 to 30 years too late to have done that. clearly you don't file bankruptcy when you're in a good financial position. they're contradictions. but. perhaps they're hoping that if some positive news they're doing something that has no impact whatsoever on the lawsuits that have been filed against them it only effects proceeding forward once they're dissolved in new york state and they establish themselves in texas would with anyth

admiral richmond turner. 1908 graduate of west point. of the u.s. naval academy.yes, he would be fuming if you hear me make that mistake. he was the brains behind the navy and marines and cbs operations. he developed the notion of and finneas landings early in the war. he will have the responsibility of all amphibious forces, including the third amphibious core. three marine divisions. not sure how marines feel about having a navy officer command them. but that is how the command structure worked. lieutenant general simon buck near junior. that should ring a bell. if you are a civil war buff. his father, was the one who surrendered to general grant at fort donaldson early in the war. he has this great pedigree. he's a 1908 west point graduate, he becomes an aviator in 1917. spends most of his early career, at military school. by the time you get close to the war he has had a series of successful commands. he will be the tenth army commander. you can see in that case, you've got the tenth army, with the 24th core, as the heart of that. the seventh, the 27th, and th

u.s. pulled out and re impose sanctions this month iran further advanced its you're a me i'm in richmond plans to female judges have been shot dead in the afghan capital kabul their car was targeted when they were on their way to work it's the latest in a recent wave of attacks and assassinations which the afghan government blames on the taliban for violence comes as the u.s. reduces troop numbers in the country. still ahead of al jazeera the 1st batches of the russian coronavirus vaccine have arrived in argentina making it the 1st country in latin america to use this medication germany's ruling party picks its new leader putting him in the running to succeed chancellor angela merkel that it's . time for the powerful. winter sponsored plan qatar airways. well it snowed in eastern france and apparently 1st time this season for paris you know surprise me too this was the snow coming in with the clouds dropped it now is sitting over germany so there's yet more to come now behind it is relatively mild but ahead it's still quite cold it's particularly cold in some parts of eastern europe and when t

there will be an orderly transition and jenna richmond however smoove this clearly not the words that can be used to describe what was happening in the u.s. capitol on wednesday because you saw the chaotic scenes with windows being smashed furniture being thrown around the iconic u.s. government building and because of that senators had to work till early in the morning to be able to deliver that certification result but want to delay and actually i was even surprised that they were able to come back to that building after that chaos but the job had to be done and the job was done but the question is what does that do to the image of the u.s. democracy which is presented as ideal which is centuries old which is often being taught to other countries by the u.s. government in fact well you know comparing what was happening in d.c. with. the stuff from so called but now republics that is something special so clearly that was something that heavily damaged that image now well this brings me to a speech by one republican senator who was on the way to the capitol hill to deliver an objection however later she changed her mind after seeing what

u.s. it was part of his state of the state address from richmond. >> the joint to simply will come to order. --joint assembly will come to order. [indiscernible] the members will stand and receive the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. [applause] joint assembly and guests, please be seated. as speaker of the house of delegates and president of the joint assembly, it is my pleasure to present to you his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth of virginia, the honorable ralph s. northam. [applause] gov. northam: please be seated. well, good evening. madam speaker, madam president, lieutenant governor fairfax, ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for inviting me to speak with you tonight. to my wife, pam, to attorney general herring, justices of the supreme court, members of the state corporation commission, and my cabinet and staff, thank you for your service to this commonwealth. you know, we do this every year. this speech is one of our rituals as virginians, is when elected leaders come together from different branches of government, different political parties representing

richmond in virginia. it is good to have you with us i wager i'm sitting here in doha the headlines and out of syria in just over 24 hours u.s. president donald trump will be over spending his final day at the white house considering possible parton's alan fischer reports from washington he leaves the building at some point mid-morning on whedon's the he's heading to andrews air force base there he will see his farewells his aides have organized a small departure ceremony he will inspect some troops there is the possibility of a 21 gun salute there's also the possibility of a military fly past in some form he will then send a red carpet apparently he asked for that specifically he will get on air force one for his last flight as president and then he will take off to florida but in the meantime we're expecting pardons from the desk of the oval office. president elect joe biden's pick for u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen has been facing a senate confirmation hearing via video link she'd be the 1st moment of in that role the u.k. has just announced another 1610 deaths the highest single day figure since the start of the pa

richmond in virginia. this is al jazeera these are the top stories in just over 24 hours president donald trump's term will be over he leaves behind a u.s. capitol under heavy security lockdown ahead of weapons day's inauguration of joe biden alan fisher has more now from washington donald trump will leave the white house he wall head to andrews air force base just outside washington d.c. there his aides have arranged a military sendoff there will be troops to inspect there is the possibility of a 21 gun salute there is also the distinct possibility of a military fly past then double trouble or send a red carpet which will be lead out especially for him on to air force one and he will fly off it to florida which of course he will remain president until just before midday on wednesday security forces in guatemala are broken up a group of migrants who set up camp at a roadblock thousands of people are fleeing poverty and violence in honduras hoping to reach the u.s. the government is refusing to let them continue with their journey brazil has started a long awaited 1000 vaccine distribution program for people in manassas the gateway to th

reman richmond by iran is a departure from the join comprehensive plan of action but these dirty asians are caused by the united states actions iran should be ready to act accordingly once the u.s. abandons its efforts to undermine the nuclear deal. take a well let's look at this a bit further now and talk with professor side miranda he's from the university to run and joins us and you're very welcome as always do you think iran's move here will work because it looks like it is trying to put pressure on countries to revamp this deal. well whether it works or not it's the right thing to do after all iran has the right to enrich uranium within the and framework of then p t and the nuclear agreement that iran signed with the p 5 plus one was based upon the assumption that all sides would respect the deal now what happened was that under obama the united states never never fully. implemented the deal whereas the iranians did but then under trumped the us as you pointed out earlier ripped the deal apart so the iranians after the americans exited the deal and the american and the europeans obediently. abided by trump's demands and sanctions iran effectively after that happened the ir

richmond, california. they don't over 400 -- 489 ships. if you look today at ships that are built for oceangoing use, it is a different story. maybe shipbuilding in the u.s. today, you in the to to reroute, you need to wake up. this takes place in five different places across the country. ships are only built in five shipyards. to let that sink in, if i was a russian marine commander and i wanted to stop u.s. cooled, i would put a submarine out right of ports where they are being dealt. they would have to spread out ships over 10 to 15 different locations. you see them referenced on the left-hand side. there are a couple in california. there is one place in wisconsin but overall, we have problems. on the commercial side, we have largely outsourced much of our shipbuilding for hauling cargo around the world. some are from scandinavia. where do all of the cruise ships come from? mostly scandinavia. there you see only two tv shipyards. they are producing some cargo vessels, but we have a problem because we are running out of orders. ships are pretty durable. because there are not as many being built competitively, shipyards have been closing. the cold war m

richmond. the other arrested at another location outside of santa clara county due to their ages. their names have not been released. >>> san francisco now joined the growing list of u.sities that want the federal government to cancel this years homeless account. the city public health experts say the pandemic will make it nearly impossible to safely and accurately count the number of people living on the streets of san francisco. alameda county of the city of sacramento made the same west line with other communities across the nation. the federal government requires major u.s. cities to count the homeless one nights every two years. the data is then used for budget decisions related to homelessness and housing. check the city of oakland and the 2020 with 109 killings, the highest number in almost 10 years. earlier today on mornings on 2 talked to libby schaaf and esther what you think is behind the increase in homicides. >> this has been a tragic here for homicides while crime overall in oakland went on in 2020. d most heartbreaking form of crime went up and we are not alone. we saw the increase in homicides and gun violence in major cities across the country. the de

i the richmond sandra fell bridge, nice and quiet we'll continue tracking your commute this morning back to the news. all right, thank you very much rain so for the first time in history, the u.sesident now has been impeached for a second time with the house voting to impeach president trump on a single charge of incitement of insurrection. >>for his role leading up to last wednesday's deadly capitol right historic day yesterday 10 house republicans joined democrats to vote in favor of the impeachment. we will show you the screen right there it's right in the center of your monitor all 10 and then they broke rank a lot of them were told. >>instead of following party lines and vote your conscience. the gop backing wow the sharp contrast to the unanimous support for president trump among house republicans when he was impeached back in 2019. >>so a political shift and it comes just days before the president is set to leave office now if president trump is convicted by the senate. here's what it could cost him and it would be pretty pricey. he'll lose his yearly pension. his government health insurance. his full secure secret service security detail and his yearly travel budget an

richmond sandra fell bridge tolls to one oh one 8 minutes back to the news. >>thank you very much rain is 6.31 is the time and for the first time in history, the u.s. president has now been impeached for the second time in the house voted to impeach president trump on one charge incitement of insurrection for his role in last week's deadly capitol riot. >>10 house republicans joined democrats to vote in favor of impeachment. representative david a bakersfield is actually one of them. the gop backing is well it's in sharp contrast to what we saw back into a 2019 when it was unanimous support for the president. not so this time around. and it comes just days before he leaves office. if president trump is convicted by the senate take a look at what he'll lose. there's quite a bit at stake, you could lose his yearly pension. he could lose his government health insurance his full security detail and his yearly travel budget and biggest of all he will be stripped of his ability to ever hold federal office again. >>there has been plenty of reaction from both sides of the aisle following wednesday's impeachment vote including san francisco, gop chairman jo

richmond, virginia. wisconsin actually started boarding up yesterday, so this is something, you know, there's a grave concern that what we saw last week, the attack on the u.sl, could reverberate to these other somewhat softer targets really throughout the country and these state houses that certainly won't be as heavily fortified as the u.s. capitol will be in washington. >> it's absolutely terrifying. we pray they all stay safe. nbc's gabe gutierrez, you stay safe too in lansing, michigan, for us. >>> we have breaking news. before we go to our commercial break, another republican member of the house says that she will vote to impeach donald trump tomorrow. congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming is the second house republican to back donald trump's impeachment that follows congressman john katko of new york making the same announcement earlier today. when we return, as the number of covid cases skyrockets and the death toll from the virus soars, new guidelines are going into effect right now, today, to make it easier for more people to get vaccinated right away. that's next. right away. that's next. (gong rings) - this is joe. (combative yelling) he used to h