is on the chest, and on top of the head and there's a badger, and it is facing towards the nation 's capital feet five inches tall. with over 6000 pounds. then we gave you that nice gold coat. as you look behind me it's as low just legislation on the mosaic, and an artist has created each of these 100,000 pieces of little glass that represent the three. branches of government and the building to fix justice for the judicial branch, government for the executive branch, and above us it says liberty in the fourth quarter, representing all of us who live a here in wisconsin. stones from all around the world are on display. all the here is from italy, this is from france. all the greenstone in this area is the marble from greece. the red trim above the green column is a marble from algeria. the building was designed by george post, from an architectural firm in new york. a lot of them subcontractors the architect was actually controlled out of new york. we have more of a global look to our state capital than most of the other state capitals that you will see. wisconsin goes back to 1836. at that

from the nation�*s capital, you�*re listening to the larry king show.ry king show, coast to coast... ..preferring not to prepare too much for an interview and simply letting the conversation unfold. i like spontaneity, that�*s the kind of broadcaster i am. i�*m coming on the air, saying, "good evening, my guest tonight is..." i have no idea what that question�*s going to be. in the 1980s, king joined a new 24—hour tv news station, cnn, gently probing everyone from donald trump... rumblings in the trump camp point as far as the presidency. could the manhatten magnate be eyeing the white house or is he just calling a bluff? i have no intention of running for president, but i have a point to get across — we have a great country, but it's not going to be great for long if we continue to lose $200 billion a year. ..to frank sinatra. i tremble every time i walk out from the wing onto the stage l because i keep thinking to myself, "i wonder if it'll be there." - after leaving cnn, those famous braces could be seen, until recently, on larry king now. they go, "

c razor wire now up added to the fencing surrounding the nation's capital s. security measures ramp up ahead of next week's presidential inauguration. and a very weather not feeling like january out there with lots of sunshine temperatures in the sixties and seventies. the war pattern sticks around this weekend, but then we're talking. we're talking about some strong winds. very strong winds coming up a lot of details in a high wind watch coming up. aren't taking a live look now at the east shore this friday evening california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. calls for more armed protests. major security perhaps now underway as fox is lauren blanchard in

national guard soldiers are in place in sacramento at the capitol. this comes after the f-b-i issued a warning about planned armed protests at capital buildings throughout the u-shead of the inauguration. last week, governor gavin newsom signed an order authorizing one-thousand national guard personnel to deploy to the state capital. meanwhile, the l-a-p-d isn't taking any chances. barricades and temporary fencing have been set up at several government buildings throughout the city. the f-b-i says there are no known threats, but l-a-p-d says it will keep an eye on the situation. (vicki) federal prosecutors are continuing their effort to hold those who breached the capitol responsible for their actions...and the fbi continues to hunt down those people. (catherine) in fact the fbi's latest criminal complaint has targetted a san francisco man kron4's dan kerman joins us live now...with more sf man charged for capitol riots 0118215 inserta san steal.chief. stop the commander in our order from our commander in chief. stop the steal. (vicki) we are following breaking news right now- a teenage boy is missing in the surf off cowell ranch state beach in san mateo county

s his take on the security threats across the country. i think, as evidenced by the preparations under way in washington, dc, our nation�*s capital, and manye and intelligence analysis, the threat level is very high. i think the prevention capabilities also — unlike the events of january 6, are very high. my concern would more incidents such as that which just occurred in washington, the lone wolf, the individual actor, rather than large—scale crowds showing up at some of these very heavily guarded sites. i see, and those lone wolf actors, as you say, they are presumably pretty difficult to try to pinpoint, target and stop? that�*s correct. the stage right now is dealing with three crises. the coronavirus crises — which we�*re all dealing with. the criminal crises — crime in our major cities is up dramatically, murders and shootings, and in some instances has been surpassing 20—30 records, and thirdly, we now have a domestic terrorism crises — the scale of which we are not certain of because so many of them operate beneath the surface. and our country is not going to be solving that as ofjanuary 20, on the inauguration. we anticipate all t

think of the final image of the trump error that is, to me all of the thugs are breaking into the nation�*s capitalhat try to do through executive order and other slow democrats control both houses of congress and trump is going out with the lowest rating of any outgoing president according to any outgoing president according to any polling, 34%. is he now going to be consigned to history politically? could he ever come comeback within the republican party? i could he ever come comeback within the republican party?— the republican party? i think you still have support _ the republican party? i think you still have support within - the republican party? i think you still have support within the i still have support within the republican party for the president. ithink— republican party for the president. i think he _ republican party for the president. i think he can certainly be the nominee. _ i think he can certainly be the nominee, whether he wins a an election. — nominee, whether he wins a an election, that is a much different conversation. he still remembers a someone _ conversation. he still r

country in the national day of service as law enforcement continues to tighten security in the nation's capital. washington d-c correspondent jessi turnure has more. make sure to tune into kron 4'sesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. the u-s is in store for some dark weeks ahead. the incoming c-d-c director the country to hit 500 thousand coronavirus deaths by mid- february. president-elect joe biden's pick for the job-- doctor rochelle walensky made that prediction in a recent c-b-s interview. the c-d-c currently projects there will be 440 thousand to 477 thousand deaths in the u-s by february 6th. to date -- nearly 400 thousand americans lives have been lost due to covid-19. according to the c-d-c-- more than 31-million covid shots have been distributed in the united states. but only 12-million americans have received the vaccine. that's less than 42 percent of all available doses. the california state department of public health says just over a million of the state's 3- point-2-million doses have been given out. that's just about one-third of its available shots in california. that's the second lowes

country in the national day of service as law enforcement continues to tighten security in the nation's capital. washington d-c correspondent jessi turnure has more. make sure to tune into kron 4'sion day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. the u-s is in store for some dark weeks ahead. the incoming c-d-c director the country to hit 500 thousand coronavirus deaths by mid- february. president-elect joe biden's pick for the job-- doctor rochelle walensky made that prediction in a recent c-b-s interview. the c-d-c currently projects there will be 440 thousand to 477 thousand deaths in the u-s by february 6th. to date -- nearly 400 thousand americans lives have been lost due to covid- according to the c-d-c-- more than 31-million covid shots have been distributed in the united states. but only 12- million americans have received the vaccine. that's less than 42 percent of all available doses. the california state department of public health says just over a million of the state's 3- point-2-million doses have been given out. that's just out. that's just about one-available shots in califor

country in the national day of service as law enforcement continues to tighten security in the nation's capital. washington d-c correspondent jessi turnure has more. make sure to tune into kron 4'sation day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. the u-s is in store for some dark weeks ahead. the incoming c-d-c director sys the country is set to hit 500 thousand coronavirus deaths by mid-february. president- elect joe biden's pick for the job-- doctor rochelle walensky made that prediction in a recent c-b-s interview. the c-d-c currently projects there will be 440 thousand to 477 thousand deaths in the u-s by february 6th. to date -- nearly 400 thousand americans lives have been lost due to covid-19. according to the c-d-c-- more than 31-million covid shots have been distributed in the united states. but only 12-million americans have received the vaccine. that's less than 42 percent of all available doses. the california state department of public health says just over a million of the state's 3- point-2-million doses have been given out. that's just about one-third of its available shots

the way ok have a good weekend everybody. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: national guard outrage. rooted from the capital to a freezing parking garage. >> 's> this can't be true. >> announcer: then mystery solved. why the bidens were left out in the cold. plus, banned from the white house. >> by the secret service won't let biden use his peloton bike. is it really a risk to national security? >> announcer: and the death of baseball legend hank aaron just two weeks after getting the covid-19 vaccine and no vaccines for you. >> a couple doses of vaccine in this freezer but once they are gone, there is no telling how

the most challenging operational efforts we have ever undertaken is a nation. but the president elect said that he knows this plan is costly, but said the u. s cannot afford to fail. the u. s capital is under heavy security tonight ahead of the presidential inauguration. vice president mike pence talked with some of the 21,000 national guard troops who are deployed there. earlier he got a briefing about the extraordinary security around the capital following that deadly takeover attempt last week. authorities say that they're closely watching online. shatter about the potential for armed protests across the country. california governor gavin newsom has mobilized 1000, california national guard troops over concerns about civil unrest around the state. capitol crews have been putting up barricades, including a 6 ft tall, chain link fence to protect the capitol grounds. the governor said that california is taking every necessary step to ensure that there is no violence in sacramento bay area law enforcement. agencies. they're also looking at a number of sides that could potentially be targets. ktvu zambelli life for us tonight in oakland airport with how the alameda county sheriff's

the capital building. 's put the democracy in the process in jeopardy. it needs to be called out across the nation republicans and democrats have called this out and announced this. this must continue to be the focused that this is not the american way. this is not the process we must honor the process and the democracy. >> earlier today he tweeted out that he spoke with the vice president who is a genuinely fine and decent man. he emerged as a good congressman today. >> i bring this up because it touches on something a lot of people have been talking about all day. there are shades of 911 here. the scramble from the capital. seeing capitol hill get shut down. there were moments of panic that were reminiscent of that fateful terrible day 20 years ago. >> i would not categorize that is that. instruct the heart of america instilled trembles are people. we still mention it today. being a war veteran all time you any event like that is very serious in the country. when must nt to hold our values and be accountable for the constituent. as a leader in my county i'm going to be held accountable. it's mov

the u- s. last week ... governor newsom signed an order authorizing one- thousand national guard personnel to deploy to the state capital. several other agencies are also posted outside california's capitol ... including the california highway patrol and the state parks department. as the nation gets ready to inaugurate it's next president... washington is also preparing for the senate impeachment trial of president donald trump. all we know for sure is it will only happen after the he leaves office. the president is also planning to pardon about 100 people before then. we'll have those details coming up tonight at 10:30. (ken) kamala harris hung up her hat as u.s. senator today - officially resigining from the post as harris now sets off on a new journey as the first african- american and south asian vice president of the united states. (pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian joins us with a look at how harris spent m- l-k day.. as she prepares for the next challenge. ella? in less than 48 hours kamala harris will take the oath to then take the second highest seat in office. as she leaves california for d.c. her friends and rep

the electoral college vote was going to be counted this day. he wanted this mob to disrupt after of really unbelievable and sad day in our nation's capital, where protesters stormed the u. s capitol building, congress has now reconvened and lawmakers are vowing to finish their business tonight and certify the electoral college votes declaring joe biden as the winner of the presidential elections. i think what surprised me the most is that you can see both democrats and republicans incredibly emotional. it's the kind of emotion that you only see after a huge historical event after the 9 11 attacks something like that, where all of a sudden we're not. democrats were not republicans. what we are is americans and they are saying you are not going to dictate what happens in this house. congress will continue to act one. other point that i think is very important to make is that throughout all of this, we have not seen one thing from president trump, not one. he could have come to congress. if he wanted to speak. he could call a press conference. if he wanted to talk about this. he hasn't as chuck schumer said january 6th will go down as one of the darkest days in american hist

the national guard with the rifles at the ready, the national guard vehicles. one thing is very clear, that d.c. is locked down. d.c.'s mayor today went on "meet the press" and said while the capital has been transformed into a hard target, she's concerned about other state capitals and the rest of d.c. where some 700,000 people live. mayor bowser says if the threat materializes, it'll be domestic. >> we don't want to see fences. we definitely tonight want to see -- don't want to see armed troops on our streets, but we do have to take a different posture. >> reporter: the security presence here is absolutely unprecedented. the area around the capitol and the national mall is a grid of unclimb bl fencing, and the red dots here on this graph are the checkpoints. secret service, border patrol, park police, fbi, capitol police and d.c. metro police as well as fema and, of course, the national guard. you know now that some 25,000 guardsmen and women have been tapped for this duty, but the footprint we have seen thus far, 7200 national guardsmen and women. they seem like they're everywhere, so that presence is only going to increase as we get closer to the inauguration. a them? arthel:

the u. s capitol. thank you. and the events unfolded very quickly in the nation's capital throughout the day, and we're now abouttes into that citywide curfew. joining us now live from washington, d. c. is fox reporter lauren blanchard. lauren. thank you so much for being here. i want you to go ahead and set the scene for our viewers right now. what's happening there on the capitol grounds? hey heather. well things are still continuing. they're still developing here in d. c. it is a little bit calmer than we saw earlier today. there's still some sirens, police or just about on every street corner on all along the streets here on capitol hill, and that's because at this hour lawmakers are going back into the capital. this is after it was breached. earlier today we saw these mob of protesters inside their clashing with capitol police. they went through, they vandalized the halls of congress. they went into offices. they pulled out drawers. they broke windows. now they're trying to clean up some of. the mess that's in there enough so that these lawmakers can get back in there and continue this certification of the

the attack on our nation. anis mind-boggling that such event could occur. senator schumer and the started arms,s -- sergeant of anyone in charge of defending the capital -- [cell phone ring tone] graham: anyone in charge of defending the capital failed in their duties. if they had been in the military, they would have been relieved of their command and most likely court-martialed. the first thing that has to happen is to hold those accountable for failing to defend the nation's capital while the congress was in session. why am i worried? it would've been so easy for a terrorist organization to infiltrate this movement. the lone wolf terrorist i think we have a pretty good grip on but political protests in this country are the heart and soul of who we are but we have not been protesting lately. we have been earning down cities. we have been attacking federal court houses. we have been looting in the name of social justice. and now we have occupied the capital. stop.eeds to to my democratic colleagues, i share your discussed and embarrassment and determination to make sure that what happened in our capital never happens again. need to speak up when this happens

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the democratic national committee offices. the fbi is awful. $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. ah u s capitol police officer who was hurt during the riots in the capital has sadly now died. officer brian sec nick passed away about nine o'clock tonight. police motorcade escorted his body through washington, d. c to show support officers lined the streets flashing their blue and red lights. capitol police say the officer was hurt while physically engaging with protesters. he returned to his death. vision office and then later collapsed. the officer was taken the hospital where he ended up dying. in oakland this afternoon, protesters held a car caravan to call for the removal of president trump from office. the protest was organized by the activist group by any means necessary. the small group of protesters was met by the sounds of people cheering and cars honking as they made their way from downtown oakland to east oakland and the fruitvale district and then back to west oakland. but ted trump. oh, in san francisco. protesters with refuse fascism held a protest and car caravan through various city neighborhoods. today the group is also calling for the r

the streets of washington. this is where washington d.c.'s green zone ends and the red zone begins these are some of the 21000 national guard troops who have been called in to protect the capital by wednesday when joe biden is inaugurated there will be 25000 of them and there was a bit of a scare because of the fire near the capitol there was some concern that that was an external threat the capitol was shut down people were asked to stay away from doors and windows and people who were outside rehearsing the inauguration were asked to clear the area to evacuate and now the 25000 national guard troops who are here are being vetted because there was a report that there was possibly someone inside the security area that was helping someone outside with a potential threat that's why each of these national guard members are now being vetted to make sure they don't have any ties to these outside groups as you can see there's new razor wire that has been added on top of the heavy fortifications already here security is tight now but only likely to get tighter. all come out harris will be sworn in as us vice president on wednesday the 1st woman to hold the position children joe biden

the west on this friday, january 15th. martin luther king jr.'s birthday, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> a massive show of force in the nation's capitalfore the inauguration. plus, new details about the rioters including how some used military-style tactics. >>> prpresident-elelect biden n proposes nearly $2 trillion in new covid crisis relief. who will be covered, and why there may be a fight to get it through congress. >>> the u.s. suffers the deadliest week of the pandemic so far. many americans who should have a vaccca

the jailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. riot police and national guard troops shut down parts of the capital, moscow, for a time, closing metro stations and blocking off streets, as thousands of people demanded mr navalny�*sovering from an assassination attempt. our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg reports. by law, russians have the right to peaceful protest...on paper. in moscow today, police were determined to clear the streets... whatever it took. some people got away. but hundreds of people were detained in the russian capital. protesters had come out in support of alexei navalny, the kremlin critic who's in jail. moscow police had warned that any protest in the city today would be considered illegal and broken up, and that's exactly what's happening right now. the message is that the authorities are determined to crack down on dissent. but the crowds swelled, and moved through the city. chanting "moscow, take to the streets", they're chanting. the riot police tried to stop them, but they were playing catch—up all afternoon. mr navalny�*s arrest was the trigger for this, but resentments of the authorities has been building. we have been stagnating for, like, 20 years of putin's rule, and i believ

lot of- focus on security, washington, dc will have 10,000 national guard on the streets of the nation's capital for outweighing this troupe�*sh and heavy rain further south, you can see whether snow has been sitting through the spine of scotland and through the north of england. heavy rain still yet to clear to the east of the pennines, as well, down into the south—east corner. it's leaving a legacy of calderon for the rest of the afternoon, perhaps the best of the afternoon, perhaps the best of the brightness into northern ireland, but still a nagging northerly wind here. temperatures will be subdued generally across the country, just a couple of degrees above freezing worth the crowd lingers across the southwest. over tonight, the rain and snow will ease away, then we could have a problem with some ice and freezing fog forming as temperatures forjust around or below freezing in many places. widespread frost or fog first thing in the morning, those icy stretches clearing away before heavy rain on saturday. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... nearly four and a half million people were waiting to start hospital treatmen

the coronavirus. fox's lucas tomlinson has more from the nation's capital. new hampshire governor christie nunu says he ordered his troops home as quickly as possible after they were kicked out of the u. s lot of us governors by surprise, and i simply said look, they don't complain, but you know much my job to really protect the team and make sure they're not put into those substandard conditions. so we pulled him out. but not all the troops be leaving any time soon. the national guard says it's cutting forces from $26,000.7 by the end of the month, but as many as 5000 whole brigade stay through mid march before. 1937 all presidents took the oath of office in march. top lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were outraged over the garage incident and offered an explanation who gave the order. this is what happened. there was one uniformed police officer who issued an order without authority or without going through the chain of command. we heard about it. 9 30 got on top of it. a 10 south side that 11 11 30. what was the issue? if you know one from over one on hamas people, said they had to leave. no one understood why, but it's done candy. i'll have my boys to stay over 100 national guar

the u. s capital is under heavy security ahead of the presidential inauguration next wednesday, vice president mike pence talked with some of the 21,000 national guard troops today who are deployed there. earlier he got a briefing about the extraordinary security around the capital following the deadly takeover last week. authorities say that they are closely monitoring online chatter about armed protests potentially breaking out across the country. look at what's happening out to the people who were involved in the capital siege wherever they scattered to whether it was memphis. phoenix dallas honolulu. what they were finding is we've got fbi agents tracking down and arresting them. starting tomorrow, parking garages and the restricted zone will be sealed through the inauguration. metro stations are also shutting down and the mayor of washington, d. c. is asking people to avoid the downtown area. president elect joe biden unveiled his $1.9 trillion coronavirus economic relief pant plan earlier this afternoon. it includes $1 trillion to help families in need. they'll receive $1400 direct stimulus checks. rental assistance and unemployment bene

the u. s. capitol. last week's capital riots prompted new security man. shares across d. c the secret service has started inaugural security six days early to coordinate the fbi, u. s marshals and the nationalds the capitol building and supreme court with widespread street closures around the city. the nation needs to see that we are defending the people's house. and our political representatives and the more we show that, hopefully the lest anyone that has evil or violent intent will not take action and more security preparations across the country whose boarded up windows set up temporary fencing it state capitals as the fbi warns of possible armed protests in the days leading up to the inauguration. the value. his intelligence, and that's the general college. if you see something reported, fbi officials say they're coming through more than 100,000 photos and videos related to last week's riots in washington richardson fox news. now in the wake of the violence there at the u. s capitol last week, the faa will be taking more action against unruly airline passengers, the faa administrator, steve dixon, announcing today that there has been an order calling for a stricter legal enforcement po

the 19th. for presumably more mayhem. he tweeted it. in guthrie,s susan oklahoma. an eventful day in the nation's capital. what's your reaction? caller: as i sit here and watch the death rattle of our great country, i am reflecting that once upon a time there was a man who gave up everything to save it and he was unmercifully destroyed and i want to say personally thank you president trump for all your personal sacrifices. you love this country in your heart -- and your heart unrelenting work for the american people. we still love you and we will never forget your fight, spirit and willingness to stop the corruption and the continual rape of america's prosperity. host: when you saw the breach of the capital, is that something you condone? >> actually the breach of the capital. -- was not from supporters. three trumpto rallies. i worked as a volunteer, there has never been that kind of violence, of that kind of air of animosity and hate. those were infiltrators. those were not trump supporters. host: susan in guthrie, oklahoma. los angeles, good morning cory. caller: they don't pay you enough for being there so late. to the poi

national guard troops gathering in the nation's capital. as politico reports, those troops are being told to prepare for the potential threat of improvised explosives. d.c.'scouraging people to stay away from the city. the fbi continues to round up suspects involved in the deadly assault. recent arrests include a retired firefighter who allegedly threw a fire extinguisher at police, and a man seen parading with a confederate flag who said he was just following trump's instructions. i'm joined by natasha bertrand, paul butler, and glenn kirschner, two former federal prosecutors. "the washington post" reports that dozens of people who were already on the fbi terrorist watch list came to washington, d.c. yahoo! news reporting that bitcoin payments were being made to right-wing activists a month before the capitol riot from a foreign account. this sounds like a massive security failure. do you think that there is more information being professionally used ahead of the inauguration? >> yeah, i think that this was more a failure to act on the intelligence than it was a failure of intelligence. i mean, it seems like law enforcement and the fbi had plenty of indic

the national mall, looking more like a military base. much of the area surrounding the capital will be shut down for the inauguration. fox news mike tobin has the latest from washington. u. s capitol police arresting a man friday who arrived at a security checkpoint in washington with an unregistered handgun in more than 500 rounds of ammo, police say the man identified as 31 year old westley, allan bealer of virginia, was carrying an unauthorized credential to the inauguration. his family says he has no ill intentions, claiming his an air force veteran who works in private security. he also told police about the weapon. the development comes as the nation's capital remains on high alert and the fbi is monitoring plans for possible armed. protests in all 50 states, some states putting up fences and other berries this week to protect their own capital buildings. we do have concerns about the rhetoric, the ability for that rhetoric to inspire people to move towards violence around 25,000 national guard troops will be stationed in d c through next week. guard members have been briefed on the potential threat of improvised explosive devices after pipe bombs were discovered out

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the federal government which they did not like. mcconnell�*s comments come amid a renewed focus on security in the nation's capital.d were removed from inauguration duty because of their possible ties to extremist groups. now, a dozen out of 25—thousand is not much. but such is the emphasis on caution in this city that any possible red flags are taken seriously. turning to flags of a very different nature —— the national mall is closed to spectators for this inauguration, so organizers have planted 200—thousand flags instead. they represent those who could not attend because of the covid pandemic. tackling the outbreak is job number one for mr biden, after he takes the oath of office just before noon tomorrow. embarking on a flight this afternoon from his home—state of delaware to washington — the president—elect broke into tears. he was speaking from an air force based named after his late son — himself a promising politician — beau biden. iam proud, proud, proud, proud to be a sun of delaware and i am even more proud to be standing here doing this from the major bow biden facility. ladies and gentlemen, i only ha

the new york times"'s employees that the op-ed editor had to resign. now those same employees are cheering on the military station not just of the nation's capital, but ofpitals. why might this be, tucker? is there a newfound respect for law and order and for the police officers of this country? of course not. the biotin administration has already declared it's going to reinvigorate the war on cops that the obama administration prosecuted. the reason they are loving on the tanks, the barbed wire, the guys in military riot gear, is because they serve as a visual symbol for what it's going to be the dominant theme of the biotin administration, which is the greatest set of america today is the so-called rising tide of systemic racism and white supremacy. that's a lie, but it's a lie that allows them to get to an even bigger agenda, something you've been covering relentlessly, tucker, which is the biggest worry to our constitutional liberties which is the attempt to destroy first amendment protection for conservative speech on the idea that it is given rise to the threat of domestic terrorism. >> tucker: share, they can tell you what you can say, they can c

the security barriers. >> nawaz: fears of inauguration day violence also have state capitals across the country on high alert. more than a dozen have activated their own national guard. but the f.b.i.'svious warning of potentially violent activity leading up to the inauguration has not borne out. a sunday protest at the michigan statehouse was attended by heavily armed members of the“ boogaloo bois,” a right-wing extremist group, but remained peaceful. here's one of their members, 22- year-old timothy teagan: >> the 6th changed everything for us. it made us really worried about coming out here. the f.b.i. stopped by my work three days ago to talk to me about coming out here. >> nawaz: beirich says online chatter shows many of these groups are now hesitant to mobilize for inauguration day with the same force they did on january 6th. >> on the one hand, its a positive that lots and lots of these groups are probably not going to show up on january 20th. and yet the big threat, just like it was in pittsburgh at the tree of life synagogue or the el paso walmart, is a lone shooter. but the problem here is that we have a lot of radicalized people in the united states because of years and ye

the u. s followed by california and rhode island in atlanta. jonathan serrie fox news. this'll is ktvu fox two news at six. empathy and grief in the nation's capitalhonor the 400,000 americans who have now died from the coronavirus today. president elect joe biden and vice president elect kamala harris took time to remember all of the victims on the eve of their inauguration. to hell. we must remember. it's hard sometimes to remember, but that's how we heal. it's important to do that. as a nation. that's why we're here today. ceremony at the lincoln memorial came as the nation past 400,000 coronavirus deaths since the pandemic began. good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm cristina rendon in tonight for julie the words from the president elect and his vice president, emphasizing national unity as they prepare to lead the country through the deadly pandemic. tonight way grieve and begin healing together that we may be physically separated. we the american people are united in spirit. following the brief remarks. 400 lights were illuminated along the edges of the lincoln memorial, reflecting pool and across the country. some of the natio

the u last week's capital riots prompted new security measures across d. c. the secret service has started inaugural security six days early to coordinate the fbi. u. s marshals and the national guard. large non scalable fencing now surrounds the capitol building at supreme court with widespread street closures around the city. the nation needs to see that we are defending. people's house and our political representatives. and the more we show that, hopefully the lest anyone that has evil of violent intent will not take action and more security preparations across the country whose boarded up windows set up temporary fencing it state capitals as the fbi warns of possible armed protests in the days leading up to the inauguration. the value. his intelligence, and that's the general college. if you see something reported, fbi officials say they're coming through more than 100,000 photos and videos related to last week's riots in washington. richardson fox news security is on high alert state capitals all across the country. in california. in light of the warnings from the fbi governor newsome says he's ready to call in a wide range of law enforcement agencies, including the nati

the u. s capital is under heightened security for the inauguration of joe biden as president of the united states on wednesday, authorities say they will be vetting all of the 25,000 nationalrd troops who were on hand to see if they have any extremist views. the acting secretary of homeland security says they don't have any intelligence suggesting there could be an inside attack on inauguration day, but they're not taking any chances. no stone unturned when it comes to somebody thinking about threatening the peaceful transfer of power. everyone is on heightened senses. heightened alert. what happened on the sixth is absolutely uncalled for, uh, you know, it's horrible in our history. inauguration week normally is a big boost for businesses in the capital, but not this year between the strict security and the coronavirus restrictions. authorities at this point there's no timeline on when all of the extra security will come down. joining us now to talk more about the capitol. security concerns is frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence, frank really good to have you want here today? obviously we can see what you know what we have in terms of s

the u. s capitol ahead of tomorrow's inauguration. security is also tied at state capitals across the country. our political reporter, greg lee spoke to the man who is in charge of leading the nationalrd troops in sacramento, who says politics should play no role in how they carry out their duties. 1000 members of the california national guard stand at the ready the state capital, sacramento, the troops deployed in response to fbi warnings about potentially violent protests through inauguration day. one of the principles that ice cream we hold, so dear about the democratic process and being an american. is that peaceful transfer of power. colonel rob wooldridge is the task force commander for the mission at the state capitol. he's in charge of organizing the group's support the chp and local law enforcement. the police presence also ratcheted up after the siege of the u. s capitol were focused here around the capitol grounds, and we actually have some other some other state property that that we're helping out with their. and we're going to stay here is long as the siege he needs. colonel woodridge reports, things have been quiet and calm. he hopes it stays that way. troops fortifyi