touchdown tommy!>> jimmy: okay, all right, so sounds like you're still a big tom brady fan. >> what? no. that backstabbah. that broccoli-eatah. he betrayed pats nation, jimmy. to move to florida! he plays for the buccaneers now, are you kidding me? the guy [ bleep ] stole gronk! he's a benedict ahnold. he's dead to me. dead! >> jimmy: wow. really. so you hate tom brady? >> what? how dare you? how [ bleep ] dare you! tom brady is the goat! and my namesake. the goat, jimmy! >> jimmy: wait. so you like tom brady. >> like him? i revere him! if i reveyaed him any more, i would have to move to revere. which i would never do because between us and my brothah's rottweilah, reveyah? is a frickin' ahmpit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not familiar with the neighborhoods in boston. i feel like i'm getting a mixed message. do you love tom brady or do you hate him? >> yes! what's the difference? you don't get it. i love tom, and i hate him! and i love to hate him! and i hate to love him! it's tearin' me apaht! [ appl

our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint. my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint has bee

tommy smith.ant to present you with your own wheaties box today. >> reporter: in the documentary "with drawn arms" -- >> we heard that you have always had a dream of being on this box. we wanted to make sure that you had the opportunity to see your face and likeness on this box. >> reporter: an intimate moment for all to see an olympic champion overcome with emotion. >> hopefully this is a small token of the legacy that you've led. >> reporter: recognition more than 50 years in the making. >> take a look. there you go. >> reporter: wheaties, the breakfast of champions, announced this week that it would honor san jose state university track star tommy smith with a limited edition cereal box with all proceeds going to the naacp. >> that is the front of it. cute little guy there. and on the back, on the back it's this. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, we spoke to the famed athlete activist about his podium protest at the 1968 mexico city olympics after he won the 200 meter sprint. >> i wanted

our beloved tommy. they actually _ tommy. our beloved tommy.see meet that day, dozens of members, lots of republicans, lots of democrats came to see _ republicans, lots of democrats came to see me _ republicans, lots of democrats came to see me. and i felt a sense of beingm — to see me. and i felt a sense of being... lifted up from the agony. and i_ being... lifted up from the agony. and i won't— being... lifted up from the agony. and i won't forget their tenderness. and i won't forget their tenderness. and through the tears i was working on a speech— and through the tears i was working on a speech for the floor. when we would _ on a speech for the floor. when we would all— on a speech for the floor. when we would all be kicked together in joint _ would all be kicked together in joint session. and i wanted to focus on unity— joint session. and i wanted to focus on unity when we got in the house. it's on unity when we got in the house. it's i _ on unity when we got in the house. it's i quoted — on unity when we got in the house. it's i quoted ab

tommy," and then he _ says, open this is not tommy," and then he hands the phone to senator tommy— thening the tv delighted and spent 5-10 watching the tv delighted and spent 5—10 minutes talking to senator tuberville, urging him to delay the election— tuberville, urging him to delay the election results, this is what was happening — election results, this is what was happening in the capital. —— in the capitot _ shouting protests in the building. you saw senator langford leave the floor quickly during the clip, because _ floor quickly during the clip, because the insurgents had broken to the barricades and had entered the building. _ the barricades and had entered the building, and as these armed insurrectionists bang on the doors, members _ insurrectionists bang on the doors, members of congress were told to put on their— members of congress were told to put on their gas— members of congress were told to put on their gas masks, she would backs over their— on their gas masks, she would backs over their heads for safety and to prepare _ over their heads for safety and to prepare to— ove

doing, and yet they actually contradicted tommy tuberville who is lore the record to say he wanted to evacuate ins the congress. >> the house didn't give us an answer to that question. we're able to piece together a timeline, and it goes all the way back to december 21st. there is a lot of interaction between the authorities and getting folks to have security beforehand. on the day we have a tweet at 2:38, so it was certainly sometime before then with the

for bucs quarterback, tommy, it is his tenth super bowl and he's already won six. his favorite target rob gronkowski is playing in number four. they're the underdogs against the defending champion kansas city chiefs. mark strassmann has the story. r gnkski.r:utdieren plang like thisrom the new england patriots. together they built a dynasty, arguably the greatest quarterbacks and tight end to ever play their positions. but brady backed up family and moved to tampa. gronk retired after nine bruising seasons to give his body and mind a break. but when brady called, gronk answered. >> he was crying like my god, please come back. wow, you miss me that much? i had to come back. >> reporter: brady may play past 45. >> i don't know when the time will come, but i think i'll know and understand i gave everything i could. >> reporter: over the years they've become nfl buddy gmour. >> what a catch, gronkowski, touchdown. >> reporter: on and off the field, something about the relationship clicks. >> dude, that was gr ect wh i needed. >> reporter: in tampa they have a weekly sh

you guys are fantastic. >> thank you >> tommy, we love you. we know tommy for great reasons. a piece of this >> oh, i mean -- hogan love tommy hogan >> we're going to miss that. >> oh, my gosh. >> we are going to miss you, my friend. >> we love you. >> tommy, what are you doing in retirement >> i'm actually working full-time in ministry now. i'm with the church, doing videos and small groups and outreach projects. >> that's who you are. >> yeah. >> i've seen your videos and music at the church. you're so committed and they'r lucky to have an absolute professional. >> love you, tommy. >> thank you i love you you're family. >> all he needed was a mic all these years. >> maybe see me at "the voice" after you retire. >> i'm on the way. >> get some big red chairs to turn around for ya >>> al, you got the weather? >> i sure do everything is going to be sunny for tommy. let's show you what we have for our weekend ahead. we start off with, of course, saturday we are looking at sunny and warm weather through florida. heavy rain through the mid-atlantic states. snow showers out to the

tommy smith.ant to present you with your own wheaties box today. >> reporter: in the documentary "with drawn arms". >> we heard you have always had a dream of being on this box. we wanted to make sure that you had the opportunity to see your face and likeness on this box. >> reporter: an intimate moment for all to see. an olympic champion overcome with emotion. >> hopefully this is a small token of the legacy that you've led. >> reporter: recognition more than 50 years in the making. >> take a look. there you go. >> reporter: wheaties, the breakfast of champions, announced this week that it would honor san jose state university track star tommy smith with a limited edition cereal box with all proceeds going to the naacp. >> that is the front of it. that cute little guy there. and on the back, on the back it's this. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, we spoke to the famed athlete activist about his podium protest at the 1968 mexico city olympics after he won the 200 meter sprint. >> and i want

with me and stand his office as colleagues drop by to console us about the loss of our middle child tommy our beloved tommy mr newsome mr cicely actually came to see me that day dozens of members lots of republicans democrats came to see me and i felt a sense of being. lifted up from the agony and i won't forget their tenderness and through the tears i was working on a speech for the floor when we would all be together in joint session and i wonder focus. on unity. when we met in the house i quoted abraham lincoln's famous 838 lyceum speech where he said that if division and destruction ever come to america it won't come from abroad it will come from within said lincoln and in that same speech lincoln passionately deplored mob violence is right after the murder of a larger lovejoy the abolitionists newspaper editor and he departed lincoln deplored mob violence and he deplored mob rule and he said it would lead to tyranny and despotism in america now is the speech i gave the day after the house very graciously and warmly welcomed me back in tablets and hank came with me to the floor and th

how senator lee explained that that the phone call goes something like this, hey tommy trump ask and senator lee says this is not tommy and he hands the phone to senator, senator lee confirmed that he stood by as the senator spoke on the phone with president trump. on that call donald trump reportedly asked senator tovar row to make additional objections to the certification process. that is what he called. let's be clear roughly 2:00 p.m. when donald trump was walking around the white house watching the tv delighted and spent 5 - 10 minutes talking to senator alberhill urging him to delayed the election results this is what was happening in the capital. [shouting] [shouting] >> you saw senator langford stop speaking and leave the floor quickly and that clip because they had broken through the barricade and entered the building. as these armed insurrection hanged on the door of members of congress were told to put on their gas masks, put bags over their heads for safety and prepared to evacuate. and donald trump was calling to ask the senator to delay the certification process. let t

tommy tuberville in thinks recollection calls him, donald trump calls him.hey just took the vice-president out. i've got to go. >>> after that call, after tommy tuberville said they just took the vice-president out of the senate chamber, after president trump was warned according to tommy tuberville pence had been evacuated for his own safety, after that the mob was chanting "hang mike pence" spreading out across the capitol, it was after that trump tweeted, quote, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done by illegally stopping the certification of the election. i'm joined now by former aide to vice-president pence on counterterrorism and terrorism, also worked on the coronavirus task force for the handling of the pandemic. >>> the house managers have focused on mike pence's role in all this as someone who worked for him. you still have a lot of admiration and respect and affection for him. i wonder how it hits you. >> well, it was upsetting. it was upsetting watching it develop that day. i was, you know, i saw the statement by mike

i get the scoop from tommy leggett, a marine scientist and longtime commercial fisherman.ey always so popular? i mean, oysters are all the rage. is that sudden? >> no, no, no. native americans have been eating oysters forever, all around the chesapeake bay. >> tommy tells me oysters were not a delicacy back then, but an everyday meal. >> when they finished eating them, whether they were raw or roasted or on a fire, they tossed the shells. and so you can find these old fossil shell piles from 1,000 years ago. >> oyster harvesting becomes a big business in the chesapeake bay -- more than 14 million bushels a year by the 1880s. the supply seems endless. >> it was a wild commodity that you would just go out and take, and there weren't a whole lot of regulations on it. so it created this leasing structure where the state went out and carved it up into real estate. >> in 1899, dirt farmer james croxton, grandfather of billy and jimmy and great-grandfather to ryan and travis, gets in on the new underwater real estate, leasing two acres from the commonwealth of virginia. >> when h

but i just asked tommy tuberville if he stands by his account, and he said he did. he said a few things. he was talking about donald trump during the phone call. then he said he responded to donald trump saying, mr. president, they've taken the vice president out. they want me to get off the phone. i gotta go. so it's crystal clear here about what he said to the then-president, and he said he didn't remember the exact time of the phone call, but his account, he says he stands by it despite what the president's attorney is saying today. >> he stands by it, and we should note mike lee, who the president actually called and gave the phone to tuberville, mike lee's office has confirmed the call happened. the call happened. that's the reality. and the president again, adding to kevin mccarthy's office getting broke into, he calls the president begging for help, you have tuberville telling trump, we've got to run. the vice president's being evacuated. these things are all coming together. the president does nothing. thank you, manu. we've got a lot more on that pence time

then why an admission from tommy

no, it was, tommy, i'm not concerned about that, tell me how you can slow down the vote.ally confirms the situation that people close to the president, inside the white house, close advisers we've had reports of, now we have kevin mccarthy's report, saying, mr. president, you must intervene, and the president says, well, why? these people care about the votes, i like what they're doing. that was the gist of what we've come to understand. it completes the picture of a president who incited an insurrection through his actions, through the big lie, through feeding the fury of supporters, through organizing it on that day, through sending them to the capitol, through not getting the national guard out, and then not responding when the capitol was attacked. >> so this is not a hard loss on a policy argument. this is not even a hard loss on differing opinions about the president's role in the russia investigation into interference in the election. you guys were in there with people trying to come get you. and now your colleagues are going to make it okay. how does business as u

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there is already a circumstantial case to think that because tommy tuberville said, yeah, i told himed and then he tweeted it. now we have this additional what appears to be corroboraion of that. you don't like democrats, fine, maybe you don't care about us or yourself. but him targeting the vice president explicitly, that's pretty bad, right? that's been the big theme over the last few days. >> this really confirms how different an impeachment is from any sort of proceeding that we're used to seeing in a court, chris, where we would have expectations about lawyers being candid with the tribunal, not lying in an outright and flagrant fashion to the court, only to be caught in a lie a couple hours later. this is a political decision by the senate about how much they can stomach of the former president's conduct. they've certainly stomached a lot over the last four years. for god's sake, save yourselves. he was targeting you, he was targeting his own vice president, what will he do next? we'll see if the republicans finally have some standards when it comes to former president trump. >

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and senator lee said this isn't tommy and he hands the phone to senator tuberville. senator lee then confirmed that he stood by as senator tuberville and president trump spoke on the phone and on that call, donald trump reportedly asked senator tuberville to make additional objections to the certification process. that's why he called. so let's be clear, at roughly 2 p.m., when donald trump was walking around the white house, watching the tv delighted and spent five to 10 minutes talking to senator tuberville, urging him to delay the election results, this is what was happening in the capitol. [crowd yelling] >> you saw senator lankford stop speaking and leave the floor quickly in that clip because the insurgents had broken through the windows and bare kids and members were told to put on their gas masks and bags over their heads for safety and prepare to evacuate. and donald trump was calling to ask a senator to delay the certification process. let that sink in. donald trump didn't get to finish that call, it was cut off because the senators had to move to another l

tommy tuberville is saying what the president said to him. the life of me, i can't understand why kevin mccarthy, the leader of the republicans in the house wouldn't feel it's his constitutional duty to come out and tell the senate exactly what his conversation with the president was particularly now -- >> i mean, this is the guy who he went down to mar-a-lago -- >> to kiss the ring and get the donor list but i believe it is his duty to do this. you shouldn't have to force him to do this. he, you know, he took an oath to protect and defend and here he is. he needs to come out publicly and talk about these things, as do other people who spoke with him or spoke with the president or who worked for mike pence. >> you know, mccarthy actually talked about this call the day of the attack over on fox news. i just want to play the clip of what he said then. >> as this capitol was being overrun, i called the president. i talked to the president and explained to him what was going on right now ask asked him to go and speak to the american public and th

from bass and sally says this isn't tommy and he hands the phone to center to. certainly then confirm that he stood by as center top level and present from a spoke on the phone and on that call donald trump reportedly asked center of the world to make additional objections to the certification process that's why he called let's be clear at roughly 2 pm when donald trump was walking around the white house watching the t.v. delighted and spent 5 to 10 minutes talking to senator tubber bill urging him to delay the election results this is what was happening in the capitol. hill boss purchaser in the country. was. you saw senator lankford stop speaking leave the floor quickly in that clip because the surgeons had broken through the barricades and had entered the building and as these armed insurrection is banged on the doors members of congress were told to put on their gas mask to put bags over their heads for safety and prepare to evacuate and donald trump was calling to ask the senator to delay the sort of occasion process let that sink in donald trump didn't get

, our beloved tommy. neguse and mr. cicilline actually came to see me that day. dozens of members, lots of republicans, lots democrats came to see me, and i felt a sense of being lifted up from the agony. and i won't forget their tenderness. and through the tears, i was working on a speech for the floor when we would all be together in joint session. and i wanted to focus on unity when we met in the house. i quoted abraham lincoln's famous 1838 lyceum speech, where he said that "if division and destruction ever come to america, it won't come from abroad. it will come from within," said lincoln. and in that same speech, lincoln passionately deplored mob violence. this was right after the murder of elijah lovejoy, the abolitionist newsper editor. lincoln deplored mob violence and he deplored mob rule. and he said it would lead to tyranny and despotism in america. that was the speech i gave that day after the house very graciously and warmly welcomed me back. tabitha and hank came with me to the floor and th

tommy. beloved tommy. dozens of members, lots of republicans, lots of democrats, came to see me.f being. lifted up from the agony. and i won't forget they tenderness. and through the tears i was working on a speech for the floor. when we would all be together in joint session. i wanted to focus on unity. when we met in the house. i quoted lincolns famous 1838 speech. when he said that if division and destruction ever come to america, it won't come from abroad. it'll come from within. said lincoln. in that same speech lincoln passionately deplored mob violence. this is right after the murder of the abolitionist newspaper journalist. he deplored mob violence and mob rule and said it would lead to tyranny in america. that was the speech i gave that day. after the house very graciously and warmly welcomed me back. they came with me to the floor and watched it from the gallery. and it was when it was over, they went back to the office. off of the house floor. they didn't know the house had been breeched yet. and that an insurrection. a riot. a coup had come to congress. by the time we

there is already a circumstantial case to think that because tommy tuberville said, yeah, i told himt happened and then he tweeted it. now we have this additional what appears to be corroboration of that. you don't like democrats, fine, maybe you don't care about us or yourself. but him targeting the vice president explicitly, that's pretty bad, right? that's been the big theme over the last few days. >> this really confirms how different an impeachment is from any sort of proceeding that we're used to seeing in a court, chris, where we would have expectations about lawyers being candid with the tribunal, not lying in an outright and flagrant fashion to the court, only to be caught in a lie a couple hours later. this is a political decision by the senate about how much they can stomach of the former president's conduct. they've certainly stomached a lot over the last four years. for god's sake, save yourselves. he was targeting you, he was targeting his own vice president, what will he do next? we'll see if the republicans finally have some standards when it comes to former president

you also have tommy tuberville talking to the president of the united states saying that they just took vice president out of here. you have secret service with who would be talking to other secret service. there is no way that the president had absolutely no idea about what was going on with the vice president and the other people in the congress. it just does not make any sense. the time line needs to be pieced together minute by minute. we do know that the president tweeted at 2:24 and, you know, said pence has to do the right thing. >> pence didn't have the courage do what should have been done. >> tweeted trash about mike pence while his life was in danger. >> and of course also on top of this there is a phone call and mccarthy is saying that they are breaking the windows coming into my office. trump's response is it is antifa. mccarthy loses his stack and says no, it is your people. and trump does nothing. >> but here is the issue. so i believe gloria and i believe jamie because i know them and i trust them, but trump's lawyers will say that the senate can't just believe it becaus

i mean republican house members who spoke to jamie -- kevin mccarthy or tommy tuberville, should they be called? >> i think right now it's a little late. they would have to change the rules to do that. we've gone through the managers' case. we've gone through the defense case. we've gone through now the questions from the senators. and the only thing left under the rules of procedure that were adopted was for arguments. they could do that. i think i would not be surprised if they tried to do that. i think that certainly they could do one thing with senator tuberville. just bring him up there and say, senator, you said "x." is that true and then have him sit down assuming he says that. but i don't think it will happen, don. i think at this late date, changing the rules, going forward, i think people are ready to move on and get the arguments in there and hopefully from the house managers' standpoint and, in my view, from america's standpoint, they can convince enough republican senators to follow their oath and to follow their duty. >> i want to get this in to you. philadelphia's repub

, our beloved tommy. mr. cicilline and legeuse came to see me that day. lots of republicans, democrats came to see me. i felt a sense of being, let's get out of here. i won't forget their tenderness. i was working on a speech when we would all be together in joint session. i wanted to focus on unity when we met in the house. i quoted abraham lincoln's famous 1838 speech where he said that division and destruction, if they ever come to america, it won't come from abroad. it will come from within. in that same speech lincoln passionately deplored mob violence. this was right after the murder of elijah lovejoy lincoln abhorred mob rule. that was a speech i gave that day after the house graciously warmed me back. hank and tabitha watched. after that, they went back to the office off the house floor. they didn't know the house had been breached yet and that an insurrection, or a riot or a coup had come to congress. and by the time we learned about it, about what was going on, it was too late. i couldn't get ou

all my love, tommy."anybody who came into contact with tommy. >> reporter: one day after he laid his son to rest -- >> thank you again. >> reporter: a mere minutes after his colleagues honored him with a moving standing ovation, bangs were heard at the doors of the house floor and trauma struck again. raskin had his daughter and son-in-law with him daughter with him at the now-infamous day at the capitol. as mobs tried to take the capitol building, his chief of staff barricaded the door with chairs, put his family after a desk, and armed herself with a flatiron. raskin said, i askeded her to protect them with her life and she did. friends and colleagues say that the pair of tragedies to a nation and to his family have only fueled his purpose of the moment. >> you know, i'm not going to lose my son at the end of 2020 and lose my country and my republic in 2021. it's not going to happen. >> reporter: and jamie raskin may not have been a household name before this moment, but very likely, he will be now with

our beloved tommy. mr. neguse and mr. cicilline came to see me that day. dozens of members, lots of republicans, lots of democrats came to see me. and i felt a sense of being lifted up from the agony. and i won't forget their tenderness. and through the tears, i was working on a speech for the floor. when we would all be together in joint session. and i wanted to focus on unity when we met in the house. i quoted abraham lincoln's famous 1838 speech, where he said that if division and destruction ever come to america, it won't come from abroad. it will come from within. said lincoln. and in that same speech, lincoln passionately deplored mob violence. this is right after the murder of elijah lovejoy, the abolitionist newspaper editor, and lincoln deplored mob violence, and he deplored mob rule, and he said it would lead to tyranny and despotism in america. that was the speech i gave that day, after the house very graciously and warmly welcomed me back. and tabitha and hank came with me to the floor, and they watched it from the gallery. and it was -- when i

twist, house managers even put into a conversation the former president had with republican senator tommyville, while the attack was happening, saying it showed mr. trump knew vice president mike pence was in danger, but still kept insulting him. that house manager said it proved mr. trump felt no remorse for his actions. tomorrow, the former president's lawyers will lay out their defense. sources tell cbs news they will argue the trial is unconstitutional. and there's also some breaking news from the other end of pennsylvania avenue. tonight, president biden says his administration has signed deals to secure another 200 million doses of two coronavirus vaccines, the white house saying they've now secured enough shots for 300 million americans to be vaccinated by the end of july. we have a lot of major headlines tonight. our team is standing by to cover them all. cbs' kris van cleave is going to lead off our coverage tonight from the capitol. good evening, kris.se >> reporter: norah, house democrats say without a conviction, former president trump or another future presidential candidate

. >>> why did tommy tubberville come back to haunt the defense? >> donald needs to realize and take responsibility for the fact that some of the rhetoric he used could be contributing to the environment. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes and the prosecution has rested in the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump. we'll talk about that in just a second. but there was also a big woe if true announcement from the white house on vaccines tonight. joe biden senior adviser on covid response will be here to explain their new accelerated timetable to vaccinate everyone in the united states. but as the biden administration was keeping the heads down and focussing on the task at hand the senate was left to clean up from the carnage left by the last administration. on the second and final day of the presentation house impeachment managers stitched together evidence that donald trump knew his words were likely to result in violence and he did not lift a finger to stop it. the evidence presented today

it was the day after we buried her brother, our son tommy. the saddest day of our lives. that day is because they wanted to be together with me in the middle of a devastating week for our family. i told them i had to go back to work because we were counting electoral votes that day on january 6th. it was our constitutional duty. and i invited them instead to come with me to witness this historic event, the peaceful transfer of power in america. and they said they heard that president trump was calling on his followers to come to washington to protest. they asked me directly, would it be safe? would it be safe? and i told them of course it should be safe. this is the capitol. my chief of staff was with them locked and barricaded in that office. the kids hiding behind the desk with whispered phone calls to say their good-byes. they thought they were going to die. my son-in-law had never even been to the capitol before. when they were finally rescued over an hour later and we were together, i hugged them and apologized and told my daughter, tabitha, who is 24 and a brilliant

anthony, tommy smith and the victory stand as a militant act. >>it was not a militant at it was the only way i could show my allegiance to a country which represent freedom representative democracy represented culture the gesture touched off a firestorm the pair was proud of their silent protest the u.s. olympic committee was not. >>after being immediately sent home smith recalls of toxic environment that touched every aspect of his life and school tonight because afraid to go to school during the day because received death threats as with many athletic protest. smith recalls being unjustly vilified misunderstood with it was a platform. that's ray we were not there fight only the negativity. >>of how we were treated smith would finish his degree. he would later teach at levels from elementary school to the university through that time the country began to change. >>people saw the protests differently for decades later settles a state unveil this statue of the pair it would be over a decade still before the u.s. olympic committee saw the error in

one of those senators who said that trump on the phone call pushed his colleague tommy tubber a bill to delay certify the election results while it's interesting that lee is now trying to take back those comments that were reported by the press saying that that was a false report and tommy tucker bill has been very silent on it except for saying that he did tell trump on the phone that mike pence the vice president was being evacuated but the big question is how to trump respond what did he actually say on the phone call and that these republican senators are keeping to themselves heidi many thanks indeed how did your castro reporting live from capitol hill. u.s. president joe biden says that he's rescinded the national emergency order the u.s. border with mexico it was imposed by former president donald trump allowed him to drive a billions of dollars from the pentagon funds to build a border wall let's go live now to the white house correspondent kelly how good is the 1st tell us more about this kimberly. yeah well this is a major or was a major campaign promise for donald trump an

. >>> well, lead house manager jamie raskin named his son, tommy, after thomas payne. congressman raskin told us at the beginning of the senate trial that he buried his 25-year-old son, tommy, the day before the trump mob attacked the capitol. and so in a powerfully poignant final moment on the senate floor today, you could feel congressman raskin's two favorite thomases standing with him as he quoted thomas payne in his last line. >> "the more difficult the struggle, the more glorious in the end will be our victory." good luck in your deliberations. >> "the more difficult the struggle." jamie raskin could not have a more difficult struggle than trying to convince republican senators to hold the constitution and their oaths of office above their public feilty to donald trump. "the more difficult the struggle." jamie raskin is facing another struggle with astonishing dignity and grace. one who lost his son, matthew, when he was 34, wrote this today. "when i lost my son i was in a fog for weeks nearly paralyzed with grief. to imagine secretary raskin has not just gotten

keep in mind that president trump was on the phone with tommy tuberville and he said to him, mr. president, they just took pence off the floor and they're going to roll me out of here soon, i've got to go. so at the minimum he knew what was happening. people were scammering inside that building, and he knew that pence was in their sights. i think there's another element that's important to remember here also well-written and reported by my colleagues. and that is that when donald trump is telling a angry mob, which turns out many of them were armed with weapons of war -- when he is telling this angry group that he hopes pence will do the right thing and they should go to the capitol and make sure, he knows because vice president pence has told him that he's not going to stop the count of the electoral votes, that he does not believe the law allows him to do that. so the president is not being honest with his unruly mob. and he sends them off on a mission in which they then learn, oh, my goodness, the traitor has turned his back on the president. we've got to do something. and the

that is tommy rosario. >> that area got 37 inches of snow. no joke. >> earning all that money. a minute, let's go back inside and where's my treat? >> they didn't get to call out like us. >> and we have polar bears to show you on the good news tues, that is polar bear suka. >> congratulations and they are perfect for the weather we have got here. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new series, "firefly lane," katherine heigl. and tips for staying mentally healthy, as we kick off our "winter wellness week." plus, your comments and questions when we open up the "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: oh, y. [cheers and applause]ts -- it i, february 1st. good morning, kelly. i am exhausted. you know, we have this huge storm around the country, here in the city. sam, the

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our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.e that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint h

most successful virtual character in europe on instagram fashion houses such as such a remove and tommy hilfiger books a fictional character campaigns. campbell and heidi klum like to hang out with her new nori. otherworldly look it's intentional. i think also working with a digital character is something very different very different experience than what you know from the very classical field. artificial digital figures brand ambassadors cameron james wilson also thinks this is where it's at the british fashion photographer and free d. artist from weymouth exclusively broca's avatars with agency digital his 1st creation shoe graham was a worldwide sensation when i 1st. joined just. lots of. image. shoot doesn't have a fictional race you may but she is very successful on the internet together with other digital models she appears here social media campaign for the french luxury label. the coronavirus pandemic is increasing demand in the fashion world for alternatives to human beings in 2020 all the designers that whole think the fashion week used to animate models to show off their crea

our beloved tommy. mr. cicilline actually came to see me that day and dozens of members and lots of republicans and lots of democrats came to see me and i felt a sense of roi won't forget their tenderness. and through thetears, i was working on a speech for the floor . when we would all be together in 2021 and i wanted to focus on unity when we met in the house. i quoted abraham lincoln's famous 1838 lyceum speech where he said that if division and destruction ever come to america, it won't come from abroad. it will come from within. said lincoln. and in that same speech lincoln passionately the lord mom violence. it was right after the murder of eliza lovejoy, the abolitionist newspaper editor lincoln deplored mob violence . the deplored mob rule and he said it would lead to tyranny and despotism in america. that was the speech i gave then, a day after the house very graciously and warmly welcomed me back and tell that hank came with me to the floor and they watched it from the galleryand when it was over