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donald trump and it's a disgrace. >> it will be very hard to forget that you're right about that, terry. markver to go back to terry's point we've never seen our democracy threatened by our own president. that's the difference here. this is our president inciting this violence. four years ago when he was inaugurated he said this american carnage will end here and will end now and yet, yesterday, we saw him inciting american carnage, very memorably at the white house. franklin roosevelt when our nation was attacked by the japanese in world war ii said it was a day which will live in infamy. when we look back, january 6, 2021, it will be seen as a day that lives in infamy and because of the actions of our own president. >> and, terry, you just called those actions as many have disgraceful. some might say appalling. how do we as a nation come back from something like this? >> it's a long road and a hard one, first accountability for sure as governor christie was talking. we need to track down the people who did this and they need to face the law as they should. accountability for president trump

amendment breach in a serious way and i really answer the 1st time i like to talk about the rise of mark terry and some in the united states you know people are quick to malign the government but the government would give us things like the telecommunications network that were developed and maintained by the government upon which these applications rests so therefore they're on the public domain and they are inherent to the constitution the argument of private enterprise is simply i can open a hot dog store a shop in the middle of a highway the government built a highway i cannot build a hotdog stand in the middle of the highway right. constance similarly i cannot build a public enterprise and interfere with the public's business so it does this man and a lot of people are talking about this that they feel u.s. government has the technocrats and the government a fused together in what's called a core proc or say that we reached that tipping point now where there is no real public government citizen government. by and for the people i think so and weren't scott riordan you know there's no doubt

you know that's right terry and you just mentioned you know just in the last few minutes i'm going to mark or was making that statement in the context of a party meeting and i can bring you a couple more details of what she said so she was very clear in her condemnation of what took place she was also very clear in her criticism of donald trump saying that she deeply regretted that he has still not in the months since november accepted his defeat and say that it's a basic fundamental principle of democracy is that there are winners and losers and that both the winners and the losers have responsibility in how they act in the aftermath of that and then going on to say that you know this doubt has been so in this election result has been actively son and that contributed to last night's events a really very clearly pointing the finger at donald trump there but also she did end the message on a note of hope she openly welcome the fact as we have just recently heard that the certification of joe biden and come along harris's victory has finally taken place in congress the very fact that congre

. >> mark updegrove, thanks. terry moran, leaving behind a divided country right now. >> a terribly divided country. and it is symbolized in what we're to see. inaugurations are rituals and rituals embody meanings and values and this is taking place inside a ring of steel and firepower and that embodies where we are as a country and what we're seeing right now the president leaving. one of the things the president does upon departing for 150 years is with his body, the defeated person acknowledging the transfer of power, the presence, the physical presence of the president at the inauguration is meaningful and necessary for the country and it's his last act of vandalism. >> byron pitts, we're missing that moment of grace seeing the presidents drive up together. >> george, it's a painful moment for our nation because as terry just said, i mean, this is a tradition that allows us as a nation to say it's over, let's move on and thinking about the images we'll see this morning, the split screen of one president leaving in

for san francisco with marina district now officially back at the 60 degree mark you are upper 50's yesterday. pacific gunman terry each at 62 with mill brain south san francisco at 66. further south of the 70 in mountain view very close to that in saying carlos and woodside and right above that. and campbell san jose, los gatos each at 71 today, state temperatures either upper 60's low 70's from hayward over to livermore with snow right at 70 degrees while the creek in san ramon at 68. well oakland you hold on to the mid 60's at 66, a few 70's in the north bay like napa youngsville and santa rosa we'll be right at 71 degrees today. here's a look at the next 7 days for solid days ahead of us that will bring highs in the low 70's after this we begin to see high temperatures cooling a bit by the time we work our way into the end of next week, it's a lot closer to our seasonal averages with highs falling into the upper 50's to low 60's we stay dry through the next 7 days. but the chance of rainfall returns towards the end of next week. reyna. >>thank you john so chp still has that fog advisory issued along one oh one

not expected to march terry come out today talk the joy over everest or to see what happens ok mark in the middle east kicker great again this was supposed to start with my one protester said that roy pulling social media platforms had discouraged trump supporters from turning up. and a lot of people on their opposition on the right were saying you know not to go because they believe that their age could be violent attacks left or be you know they're after is the capital right it want to be seen as killfile and that's why a lot of them work out here today. the real test of how far from supporters a willing to go will come in 3 days and the eyes of the world will be on washington d.c. for the inauguration of joe biden. for sports now after unexpectedly being kicked out of the german come earlier this week bar in munich have boosted their business like a tie lumpish ends after when over freiburg on sunday after their close rivals were all held to draw us the reigning champion secured a when takes them their lead at the top of the table. a cold and wet afternoon in munich was the setting

terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: in california where people 65 and older can sign up for a vaccine, 70-year-old mark smithed repeatedly but no luck. >> i've tried every single day, sometimes on the hour, on all of the different sites. a 65 far, and close to 22 million doses have been administered with states holding back doses for the required second dose, but there could be a solution on the horizon. >> the biggest advantage is it adds dramatically to the supply. >> reporter: a johnson & johnson vaccine is in a clinical trial at stanford medical center. dr. philip grant is heading it up. >> the study we are doing is a single dose. it also doesn't require any unusual storage conditions. it doesn't need any deep freezing. it is easier to ship, easier to produce. >> reporter: johnson & johnson says that the vaccine receives the emergency approval, the rollout could begin in march with 100 million doses available by april. add to that the astrazeneca single-shot vaccine is believed to be about two weeks behind johnson & johnson, meaning that by sometime in march there could be four vaccines on the market. pr

mark: wait, wait this is important. you are saying you're wrong for private terry code, other information, contact and date information youbelongs to you and your company, that they are preventing you from getting information that is yours? >> they gave us a very small window to download it all while we were experiencing art rope so we tried to download what we could but now we don't have any more access than what we also need is to be able to spin our servers so we can get information for our clients and servers to be running so yes they are preventing us from doing that. mark: they are not really interested in stopping the violence, are they? they are interested in stopping competition and they are using their so-called private company to exercise power this way when in fact they are affecting discourse in this entire country, and millions and millions of people and millions and millions of businesses and if there was ever a time for companies to be broken up into a thousand pieces because the purpose is dishonest. their purpose is power and money and to destroy any competition. this is just my view. the federal trade c

. >>> 20d marks president biden's first full day in office earlier this week he announced hess nominations of gary gentsler for fcc chair and chopra here to discuss is terryew. welcome back good to see you. >> thanks, sara. appreciate it. >> you know gary againstler pretty well. he regulated you as head of the cftc what should wall street expect >> i don't think they should expect anything different. i think you hit the nail on the head gary was will in 2010 during the crisis and during the dodd/frank reform he was part of the architect on the dodd/frank legislation we had major financial regulation overhaul in 2010 which was just less than 11 years ago when that regulation came out why people would think he would do something dramatically different than what he did no 2010 wouldn't make much sense to me if he was new to the role i would say it would be a different story. gary is familiar with the regulation that was put in place because he was a huge part of it i don't anticipate anything changes. the move major legislation in coming is a big lift this is like yesterday, 11 years ago, the financial reform regulation i don't see a lot happening. >> you do

this is, again, terry o' sullivan, head of linuai. this is markus, president of the united association of union plumbers and pipe fitters. they were going to build the keystone pipeline too just like the members. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: in revoking this permit, the biden administration has chosen to listen to the voices of fringe activists instead of union members and the americans consume other on day one. let me be clear. when built with union labor by the men and women of the united association, mr. mcmanus' union, pipeline like keystone remained the most sufficient modes of transportation in the world. sadlied biden administration has now put thousands of union workers out of work. madam president, let me close with this. there are a number of senators who want to meet directly with the president on this issue. by the way, when they made these announcements about alaska, no one from the biden administration reached out. no one called me. no one called senator murkowski. no one called congressman young. you think