. >> laura: in the ♪♪ sha-sha-sha ♪♪ you must've read it wrong. it was 500k for the dogs?000 reward for the dogs, not for the identity of the shooter, which made my head explode when i read this. >> laura: wasn't there a report in "the sun" that the l.a.p.d. was concerned that this dog napping could have a political motivation because sees sang at biden's inaugural -- is the fbi involved in at all? >> the fbi issued a statement saying they are not involved in the investigation but the pull of the motive is not being ruled out, which is concerning. >> laura: if you voted for joe biden and you get stuck up or someone robbed your house, it could be political motivation. speaking a political motive, first lady joe biden sat down for her first interview which is very probing from kelly clarkson bit offered words for support for clarkson's divorce. >> if you can take one day at a time, and things will get better. i look back at it now and i think, you know, if i hadn't gotten divorced, i would've never met joe. i wouldn't have the beautiful family i have now. >> the biden romanc

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. >> reporter: the classes are taught by teachers of the would niche sha yu benicia unified school district, but instead of being at home, they're all here. >> it's better here socializing with my friends instead of being at home. >> are you learning as much this way? >> no. >> what are you learning here? >> nothing at all. >> reporter: since august these kids have been here five days a week, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., working together, lunching together, playing together, doing holidays and pe together, experiences their parents try to make as normal as possible in these strange times. >> i think it's absurd we're the only state where our kids can't play sports, kids can't go to school. the social element for them is actually detrimental. >> reporter: let me have a show of hands, how many kids in this room have been vaccinated for covid-19? nobody? how many kids in that room have gotten covid-19? show me your hands. nobody? granted they're a small sample and a bit of a bubble. just one class in the garage on a street with broken egg shells out front. in benicia, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>>

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journey so meaningful -- president trump's defense team now exposes the left's hypocrisy during the sha >> tucker: inauguration day, you may remember, joe biden's speech writers told him to make an announcement, civility is back in fashion and anyone who disagrees will be treated uncivilly. >> i'm not joking when i say this. if you ever work with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect, talk down to someone, i promise you, i'll fire you on the spot. on the spot. no if, and's or but's. >> tucker: joe biden laid down the law. the white house would not fight with the press, and they wouldn't need to because the press loves them. one top white house official deputy press secretary t.j. may have -- we'll let you assess. "people" magazine reported on monday that he was dating a member of the press, a reporter who covers the left. remember, biden administration, very, very close to a reporter who covers politics. so a political reporter wanted to know more about this and reached out to him for more information. he reportedly responded "i'll destroy you." he's also apparently

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s direct by sha king, whcowrote e scrt, joinin us n from brklyn all come temocracyow -- welcomto democrak aut why y chose fd haton and william o'neal as the subject of this film. shaka: first, thanks for having me and thank you for the kind words. the idea was brought to me by two friends of mine. they reached out to me and basically said, we have this idea to make the departed inside the world of cointelpro. i thought that was a clever vessel and intelligent way to trojan horse a fred hampton biopic. the world was unaware of who he was and highly unaware of the panthers' politics and ideology. as people know, there has been so much negative propaganda about them as organization that i thought it was aoprtunity tory to coect the record and couch it in this mov that woulgo to e mses as opposed to just focing on people w alrea were aware of it. juan: and your decision to try to humanize william o'neal, the undercover agent, showing the conflicts within him as well reminds me of another undercover agent in new york city, eugene roberts, who was on the security detail when malcolm x was kill

still shaed there a case that can compel enough republicans to vote to convict. if it is a fore gone conclusion, is this the best use of capital. and the primal screams you have been hearing for the last year. it is moms collectively losing their minds. where is biden willing to budge on covid relief and where he is not? jared bernstein is with us, next. bernstein is with us, next even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber or an online prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'll do it. good plan. ♪ don't you tell me that i'm crazy... ♪ ♪ don't you say that i'm losing my mind. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ if i'm acting a little strange ♪ ♪ it's cause there's something new in my life. ♪ ♪ i'm in love... ♪ ♪ love, love, love. ♪ ♪ it's everything i've been dreaming of. ♪ ♪ i'm in love. ♪ ♪♪ celebrate your love with a gift from pandora jewelry and discover all the ways to shop. the holidays weren't exactly smooth sledding celebrate your love with a gift th

. ♪ ♪ >> sha jillian: the nominations for under the controversial tweets that impact conservatives andancial entanglements with former special interests. mark meredith has the latest tonight. >> reporter: over the years near a tendon made a lot of enemies among republicans and even democrats on capitol hill but she's extending an olive branch in an effort to be confirmed to a powerful post in the biden administration. >> i deeply regret and apologize for my language. >> reporter: office of management and budget nominee near a tendon asked republicans for forgiveness and places to embrace unity of confirmed by the senate. >> the last four years have been pretty polarizing. >> reporter: previous in her twitter account should partisan put down. the former omb director rob portman handed out about. >> he wrote that susan collins is, quote, the worst, tom cotton is a fraud, vampires have more heart than ted cruz. >> reporter: senators question of tendon could be compromised by special interests. their focus on her work with the center for american progress, accused of editing a report so as

give usury reaction to the sha driven by the previous team's reluctance to repeat his lies about the, just today we saw the consequences that lawyers can face if they tell the terrible lies that an election was stolen, they inflame sentiments of the mob and then it attacks. in michigan today, disbarment procedures were filed against sidney powell and other lawyers that argued those lies in michigan. and lawyers that quit saturday night were facing the same, according to cnn reporting, pressing them to repeat false hoods. lawyers shouldn't do that. i have a warning for new lawyers. they'll face the same serious consequences if they repeat those lies. and tomorrow will be an important test when trump makes his first filing with the senate. >> will that be released publicly, the additional filing from the trump legal team tomorrow? >> yes, we'll have two important filings tomorrow. first, the house will file its brief laying out its case as a matter of fact and law, then trump will file his response to the article of impeachment. in the last impeachment, it was short but it did hit all

>>and the access code concerns at the coliseum vaccination site a code to get a shot sha >>and the east bay, a celebration is well as concerns swirling around a new joint effort vaccination site plan talking about the oakland coliseum which opened couple weeks ago to serve some of the most 1hallenged residents but has come for theresa stasi reports tonight, some people already trying to abuse the system in skip the line. >>it is an impressive sight. the oakland ring central coliseum transformed into a constant line of cars organize with registered recipients ready and eager to get that coveted vaccine. the ward against sars covid 2. set up joint team effort between fema and california office of emergency services workers giving out shots to 6,000 a day. and it is only the first week in operation, however despite the good spirits in good intentions. a slip up. kron 4 news contacted by a viewer claiming access codes to the site being swiped by in eligible bay area residents. we reached out to the state and through a spokesperson learned this. codes were given to local organizations to com

detective tom dove had just secured a warrant to put a wiretap on murder suspect brett sha rauben's phoneto arizona. so the detective hatched yet another plan, an elaborate trap using anonymous letters as the bait. could he spook his targets, spurring them to talk about jack jessee's slaying? or would his prey slip through the snare yet again? here's again is keith morrison with "deadly conspiracy." >> reporter: after two years of relentless police work, tom dove's investigation of the murder of jack jessee had generated enough evidence to fill this mail cart. all apparently for naught. the suspect and his key to cracking the case had skipped the state, and detective dove's jurisdiction. >> we were so close. >> reporter: the jessee family sensed dove had been beaten and sandra jessee had won. had gotten away with murder. >> i'd put his pictures away. i couldn't -- it's tough. because he was so -- he was so fantastic. >> put his pictures away? >> i had to. it just was too much. >> couldn't look at them? >> i couldn't look at them. >> reporter: at the dove home, tom's wife patty began to wo

former nor to john mccain sha myth is leaving so the group can reform and modern eyes.n street media and condemnations of the republican party reaching a fevered pitch among intense pressure from republicans to break with the former president donald trump. over and over pundits claimed that the power play party itself is now close to becoming an actual domestic terror group based on white supremacy. in minutes senator tom cotton will have reaction to those sentiments and ones like this. >> republican party, if they allow this to happen and allow no consequences to bee fall the person who led the charming and literally instructed people to commit violence and mayhem on our capitol, if they allow that to happen the party is basically a domestic terrorist cell at this oint point and should be treated as such. they want to be dominated as the white tribe. one tribe shall dominate all. that's where we're going, qanon and trumpism will cheatly consume this party. >> so our third big story tonight, growing calls on the biden justice department to finally launch an investigatio

we mark the 50th anniversary with three owe sha films released in 1980 by the carter administration. this were recalled by the reagan administration in 1981. we begin with occupational safety and health consultant mark catlin who helped preserve the films and make them available to the public. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and enjoy american history today every weekend on c-span3. >> visit the new online store at cspanshop.org. shop today at c-spanshop.org. >>> a conversation with the head of the john f kennedy presidential library about the political relationships between members of the roosevelt and kennedy families. in particular, the alliance between eleanor roosevelt and jfk. >> welcome to another edition of at home with the roosevelts. i'm the director of the library and museum in hyde park, new york. today we're talking about the relationship between the roosevelts and kennedys. i'm joined by the director of the jfd library. >> paul, it's good to be with you. allen price here. >> thank you for joining me today.

so people republicans of good conscience sha can't go with this have to consider other options.liz cheney and make sure she has a voice and not run out of the party for daring to speak her mind because what we're doing now is not working. look at cpac. >> scott, i remember you said not long ago on this program the republican party needed to get unified and focused and dispatch with the crazy. it seems like they're at least right now leaning into the cr crazy. >> yeah, you can see how in influential i am on these panels. i don't care for what i've seen out of some of the speeches and i don't care for the fact -- for most of my professional career, amanda as well, republicans have been known as the conservative party. our party had a platform, which i didn't bother to write last year. i'm not sure what formulations were known. move the party to the left on a number of things. not everything but a number of things. now we define ourselves by being anti, anti media, anti liberal, anti democrat, even anti republican. i mean, ted cruz is trying to lop off every white collar worker who

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i don't understand like is it human nature, is it ainsure sha momentum what is the reason why a roomfull of white guys can't create an environment that is conducive to growth and comfort and safety of people that look different than that? i don't know the toons that. but i now at this point feel really convinced that it is true. that that is, that is the case. so my mention to them would be get rid of one of your friends and replace them to someone who looks different from you. my message to people who have a toxic environment a toxic relationship with their employer is the same as if i would give them if they have a toxic relationship with a spouse or -- or a substance abuse problem. it would be -- get out of there. and figure something else out and this book is meant to be written in such a way that i'm offering to them what the tools and tactics they have that are going help them if they do decide to get out or if they want to stay to navigate laborant but the short answer to your question and it is unfortunate is, i don't think those people want to hear what i have to say. [laugh

as the lawyer for the so-called qanon sha man said doesn't the president bear responsibility? save america exconstantly in the weeks up to the attack. extremist tracking groups warned about calls at the capitol among trump supporters before the attack. all of this was built on trump's history of incitement. his self styled army for trump and his refusal to condemn right wing violence and vigilantes. the attack on our capitol was combined to interrupt electoral votes. just as trump demand. design the steal, designed to steal the election. don't expect the deflected election of trump's apology gists as senator mitt romney said. >> incitement to insurrection is an impeachable offense. if not, what is? >> and that's your reality check. >> an important reality check. again, do not be numb to this. we are seeing history unfold. it all begins tomorrow. john avlon, thank you very much. "new day" continues right now. >> trump's historic second impeachment trial begins tuesday. >> we saw what happened in real time. president trump sent that angry mob to the capitol. >> your chance of co

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parler sha shakeup now, ceo john matze has been ousted after the app was taken offline, i obtained ance to my product vision, my belief in free speech and my view of how the site should be managed. matze told me last night they fired him on friday. joining me now, is distinguished fellow, vivek wadhwa. thank you for being here. your reaction to what's taken place at parler overnight? >> welcome to the tech industry. this is what happens in silicon valley all the time, that the founders get blamed for anything that goes wrong with the company and they get replaced. the interesting thing would be if they hired someone like the former ceo of twitter to come in and run the company because at this stage when the company's about to grow dramatically, you need to have experienced managers on-hand who know how to deal with the problems and rebuild the company. so if they brought in some like costello and had the former ceo side-by-side with him as visionary, that would be a great team. that's the way it goes in silicon valley. maria: it's interesting you would say dick costello. twitter was

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