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let's listen to what the president's personal lawyer said on the night of this attack. >> senator tupper bill. this is rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer o. i'm calling because i want to discuss with you how they're trying to rush this hearing and how we need you our republican friends to try to just slow it down. >> this was the singular focus of donald trump. during this bloodied, violent attack on thecapital. stopping the certification . as i mentioned i was a trial lawyer for 16 years sometimes you have to use s reasonable inferences to be together a defendant's state of mind . we don't have to do this year . while our country was violently attacked by an armed mob, president trump not only refused to stop the attack or even address the attack all, he made clear his focus was the same goal of the attackers he incited. to stop the certification process and prevent the peaceful transition of power . the only action we know that he took an hour into this attack was to call senator tupperville to delay the certification. this is the clearest evidence of what donald trump cared about t

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. >> now at six, breaking news tupper five over a spill at the chevron refinery, in richmond, a scrambletry to contain the environmental damage. >> a legal victory for houses of worship, indoor services are back, by religious groups say the fight is not over. >> a showdown to reopen schools in san francisco, the new charges against the school district, and the strong message from marilyn and bree. >> what we need to do is leave the excuses out of the way. we have the ability to do this, and do this now. >> good evening, >> i'm elizabeth cook we begin tonight without breaking news out of richmond, a spill at the chevron refinery threatening the health of the bay, and the people near it tonight. a public health advisory has been issued for portions of richmond, north richmond, and san pablo. kpix 5 kenny choi is live at the scene with the latest. kenny? >> reporter: they are calling this a hydrocarbon release, take a look at these live pictures, as we zoom in on the chevron long wharf in the distance, that is the point of the leak that happened around 3:00. the sun is setting, so it's hard

people incensed the proposed legislation is about news but facebook has seems to be very generously in tupper to that was because for example if you were hoping to see what the weather was outside of your window well don't look on facebook because the australian bureau of meteorology has got the boot. and emergency services which actually put out warnings for example for bushfires blocked charities including women's shelters the legal services for aboriginal people are gone and most crucially state health departments which obviously in the past year have got a really important role so. some of these pages have been restored but either way it's clear that this was a really extensive and well beyond media and it went into a sphere that has a very legitimate impact on people's lives like many in the wild australia as in the moment of preparing its covert 916 rollout and obviously it's worried hospitals about the impact this could be if they can't get that information out to people a facebook spokesperson said that finding no news organizations it was a mistake but i think many would say that the

tupper ville. mr. tupper ville not guilty. mr. van hollen. mr. van hollen guilty. mr. warner, mr. warner guilty. mr. warnock mr. warnock lt. miss warren. ms. warren guilty. mr. whitehouse. mr. whitehouse guilty. mr. wicker. mr. wicker not guilty. mr. wyden. mr. wyden guilty. mr. young. mr. young not guilty. [silence] [inaudible] the yeas are 57. the nays are 43. two thirds of the senators not having pled guilty, the senate judges respondent donald john trump former president of the united states is not guilty as charged with the article of impeachment, residing office or directs a judgment to be entered in accordance to the judgment of the center of a transcendent as false the senate having tried donald john trump, former president of the united states in one article of impeachment exhibited against him by the house of representatives. and two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charge contained therein. it is therefore ordered that the said donald john trump that he is hereby acquitted of the charge in said article. >> mr. president. >> the majority

. >> senator tupper bill spoke to donald trump at 2:15 p.m.. he told the president that the vice president had just evacuated. i presume it was understood at this time that rioters had entered the n threatened the safety of senators and the vice president. even hearing of this at 2:2:04 pm, donald trump tweeted that mike pence lacked courage. he did not call for law enforcement back up until then, the tweet and lack of response suggests donald trump did not care that vice president pence was endangered or that law enforcement was overwhelmed. does this show that donald trump was tolerant of the intimidation of vice president pence? >> counsel has 2 and a half minutes. >> directly no. but i dispute the premise of the facts, the fact that are laid out in that question. we don't know the answer to the fact in this proceeding because the house did nothing to investigate what went on. trying to get hearsay from mister tobinerville and from mister lee was accused of making a statement that he never made, but it was a report from a reporter from a fri

upper fractures affecting both tupper and lower portions of the ti tibula and fibula bones were stabilized by inserting a rod into the tibia. >> trauma to the muscle and soft tissue of the leg required surgical release of the covering of the muscles to relieve pressure due to swelling. >> that's a lot of information that we got overnight while you were sleeping. what does it all mean? joining us now, dr. jeremy faust, he's an emergency physician at brigham women's hospital. that statement from the people who operated on tiger woods, right lower leg. what does it all mean? >> good morning. what that all means is that in the moment that it was determined that mr. woods needed to go to the operating room, the surgeons likely believed that if they did not perform one of those procedures to release that pressure, they actually were worried that he could lose the limb. that amputation might have been necessary. so in my view, the procedure that they did was so that they avoided that. they believed that if they did not do that procedure, mr. woods might have had to have had an ampu amputation. so

all mpd pull back to tupper deck asap. all mpd come back to the upper deck, upper deck! cruiser 50, we're flanked. 10 patchy fog 33. i repeat, 10-33 west front of the capitol. we have been flanked and we've lost the line. >> they've lost the line. here is a look at what the officers themselves were facing. this is shot out of a window. a massive mob on the capitol steps. now watch and listen to what it was like to be an officer inside that same mob. this is video from a body cam. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> officers being beaten by flag poles, by their own shields, anything this rioters could get their hands on. the last video you just saw inside the mob was at 4:20 p.m., around there. that's two hours after the capitol was sacked. it just shows you, nicolle, and we covered this in realtime. it looked bad in realtime. but seeing these videos, seeing this new video today reminds us about how much worse it actually was inside and outside the capitol and how much worse it could have been, it could have been by just sheer luck that certain officers were able to divert rioters, t

intended for actually his haul leave tommy tucker bill and that on the phone trying to pressure to tupper a bill to delay the certification of the electoral college vote for joe biden well that was an episode that was brought up. by the impeachment managers yesterday but this is interesting almost immediately after we had senator lee object to that part of the presentation now taking back that press report saying that it was false then you have tommy tubber of the other republican senator here who has said very little about what trump shared with him on that phone call but yesterday under pressure from reporters he said that he did tell trump that mike pence the vice president was being evacuated at that moment how did trump respond on the phone call we don't know what he said but we know that 20 minutes later he tweeted an attack against the vice president saying that he lacked courage for not stopping the electoral vote count but the fact that these 2 republican senators adrian haven't shared more about exactly what the president said in that phone call is telling that they are still ve

tupper ville. mr. tupper ville not guilty. mr. van hollen. mr. van hollen guilty. mr. warner, mr. guilty. mr. warnock mr. warnock lt. miss warren. ms. warren guilty. mr. whitehouse. mr. whitehouse guilty. mr. wicker. mr. wicker not guilty. mr. wyden. mr. wyden guilty. mr. young. mr. young not guilty. [silence] [inaudible] the yeas are 57. the nays are 43. two thirds of the senators not having pled guilty, the senate judges respondent donald john trump former president of the united states is not guilty as charged with the article of impeachment, residing office or directs a judgment to be entered in accordance to the judgment of the center of a transcendent as false the senate having tried donald john trump, former president of the united states in one article of impeachment exhibited against him by the house of representatives. and two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charge contained therein. it is therefore ordered that the said donald john trump that he is hereby acquitted of the charge in said article. >> mr. president. >> the majority leaders

we turn to senator tupper ville. sen. tubeville: good morning. a couple of questions real quick. i'm concerned about president biden's freeze as we talked about some of his regulations that president trump put in as hhs secretary how are we going to get the price of insulin down? we have to get it down. people can't afford it. mr. becerra: on the issue of the freeze, i think that pretty much every administration wants to take a look at the landscape and see where things are. as they come in they can move forward. there is a pause in many of the rules that were proposed moving forward but i guarantee as quickly as the president and his team can we will get back to moving forward on these administrative actions and in terms of insulin, thank you for -- i thought it was a great conversation, i hope i did not take up too much of your time. on insulin, patients have to come first. we have to make sure they are not going to get caught in this mess of how much it costs. there's no reason the price of insulin should jump by 100% overnight. we have to deal with that. we want to make sure

we turn to senator tupper ville. sen. tubeville: good morning. a couple of questions real quick. i'm concerned about president biden's freeze as we talked about some of his regulations that president trump put in as hhs secretary how are we going to get the price of insulin down? we have to get it down. people can't afford it. mr. becerra: on the issue of the freeze, i think that pretty much every administration wants to take a look at the landscape and see where things are. as they come in they can move forward. there is a pause in many of the rules that were proposed moving forward but i guarantee as quickly as the president and his team can we will get back to moving forward on these administrative actions and in terms of insulin, thank you for -- i thought it was a great conversation, i hope i did not take up too much of your time. on insulin, patients have to come first. we have to make sure they are not going to get caught in this mess of how much it costs. there's no reason the price of insulin should jump by 100% overnight. we have to deal with that. we want to make sure