you mentioned daniel webster and i'll say one thing about daniel webster, is an example of how philosophies change over time because daniel webster came to national attention during the war of 1812. arguing that since new england's interests had been trampled by a republican party of henry clay john calhoun and james madison, that new england might reconsider its attachment to the union. daniel webster marked out this almost constitutional. that didn't quite get to secession but it implied secession if new england's interests were taken into account and it's important to take this in mind because andrew webster will become the champion of the union above everything else within 20 years after that so webster probably with all of these men had the most malleable philosophy. but nonetheless people's ideas on what the constitution meant, what the union meant evolved over time and it's important that abraham lincoln is born amid these changing views and of course he's the one upon whom the greatest responsibility in all of american history for interpreting the constitution will fall when he beco

he mentioned daniel webster also one thing about daniel webster, he is an example of how philosophies changed over time. because daniel webster came to national attention in the war of 1812, arguing been trampled for the american party of john calhoun and james mattis, that new england might reconsider its attachment to the union. daniel webster a constitutional to not get quite to sin session's important to keep this in mind. because webster's going to be a champion of the union the union above everything else but than 20 years after that. so webster, probably of all of these men have the most malleable philosophy. but nonetheless, people's ideas on what the constitution meant, what the union meant evolves over time. it's really important that abraham lincoln is born amid these changing views. end of course he is the one upon whom the greatest responsibility and all of american history for interpreting the constitution and he becomes president. fascinating. such a wonderful answer and you said so much including changing his mind about the constitution and the constitution being a tou

that includes thomas webster. webster is a retired nypd officer. the criminal complaint against webster says he can be seen on body cam footage waving a marine corp flag on a pole and screaming profanities at a metro police officer. then begins shoving a metal gate against the officer and raises his metal flagole. according to the complaint webster begins slamming the metal flagpole against the fence directly in front of the officer and tried to attack the officer, lunging directly at him. the officer managed to pull the pole out of webster's hands before being knocked to the ground. the fbi says webster clenched his fist and charged at the officer who was still on the ground at this point. the body cam footage shows the terror of the attack. just imagine the officer must have felt at that moment. he tried to ripoff the officer's mask, choking him with his chin strap. i want to bring in ryan riley, senior justice reporter, been reporting on the identity of many of the insurrectionists since january 6th. this individual identified as webster was som

webster is a former u.s. marine and a 20 year veteran of the new york police department who once helped guard city hall and the mayor's mansion. in immigration news, president biden has reversed the trump administration's ban on green cards issued outside the united states. the move paves the way for certain family members to reunify in the u.s. with relatives who are citizens or permanent residents. biden's executive order also restores temporary visas to some categories of foreign workers, including highly skilled workers, managers, and au pairs. in more immigration news, lawyers say they have recently children who were ripped from their families by the trump administration. the parents of over 500 separated children still have not been found and over half of them were likely deported according to the lawyers. in missouri, honduran immigrant alex garcia left a church in the st. louis suburb of maplewood after spending more than 1200 wednesday days living in sanctuary. the trump administration had scheduled

it was called charles webster and company. him and charles webster came up with a plan to sell the memoirs door to door. instead of selling them in bookstores. so they would arrive and take preorders from folks door to door. one of the things that mark twain wanted to do was provide an opportunity for civil war veterans to be salesman. he would actually request civil war veterans to don their uniforms to go door to door. grant himself was a focus of his time. he was a celebrity. so having him writing the book was good for sales, but obviously having a civil war veteran come up to the door as well helped to sell them as well. so it was door to door sales, and there were many thousands of salesmen engaged in this all across the country. so it gave them a way to make money for themselves, and also to support their old commander in his final hours. twain came to the cottage a few weeks before grant passed away, and it was a very important meeting. for grant, the most important thing was to find out how well it was selling. he knew

webster, and they arrested him, the fbi arresting him.ourt played this video for the judge in a bail hearing, the judge saying he was too violent, that webster was too violent so he's keeping him jailed. the prosecutor said that this attack by mr. webster, he attacked this officer like a junkyard dog, and so the judge saying that he was too dangerous has decided to keep webster in jail as he awaits trial, brianna. >> shimon, there are so many cases like this, so many stories you're following. we appreciate it, shimon prokupecz. >>> still ahead, more details about the airstrike president biden ordered in syria, his first military action since taking o office. safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through march 1st. shop online or drop by your local dealer today. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. tr

not little webster, the big webster. literally every time we do the show in your today's meet you don't have to do those crazy insulting things about my shoe size. and he is black. you can move on from that. exactly what she did and you are woman. greg: we should do a show where everything is based on a girl. >> i am offended that gender matters at all. >> everyone is drinking fr good. offensive bar fight but first you are going to love this. oh, you think this is just a community center? cause when you hook no. i our community up that. with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi-enabled lift zones, so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. oh we're ready. ♪ ♪ who gets appalled by a little doll? it to cancel cultures next victim. disney plus a string in a clas

this individual identified as webster was prominent. he was over 300 people that are wanted in connection with this attack. it's astonishing it took so long to have, you know shown up. >> he had been assigned to guarding city hall; is that correct? >> that's right, yeah. if you step back for a minute and think about this idea of police officers attacking police officers, you have a situation where these people believe the election was stolen. they're still standing up for the rule of law in their mind. they are fighting against people who they think are protecting people involved in this secret takeover of the u.s. government. if you actually think that people stole the election, you have to sort of follow that up if you believe that the election was stole b, of course you are going to use force. of course you are going to break in. . they thought they're still standing up and protecting the rule of law in their minds. >> it's such a good point that if you believe it, you are the one thing standing in between it, right? a massively frau

after the officer was able to wrench the metal pole away, webster, in the complain, who appears to beit shows webster tackling the officer to the ground and attempting to rip off his gas mask. the officer told the doj that the chip strap was choking him f. leaving him unable to breathe. this shot was as others moved in, our station in new york said that during his type, webs terse was assigned to protect elected leaders, just like the officer he allegedly attacked. his lawyer says he was hit by the officer before retaliating. the lawyer also says he was attending at the behest of the president of the united states. joining me now is kathleen rice, thank you for your time. when you hear something like this, an nypd police officers, a retired one, attacking another police officers in the line of duty to protect elected officials. they literally hold the same job, to protect elected officials, yet here was it is nypd officer attacking this capitol police officers. >> yeah. you know, i hate to say this, but it's not shocking. let's star with the problem, okay? whether we're talking about

woulds the forrest gump of fox business , once he gets running he never stops, ashley webster, thank connell: thanks for watching us, everybody today and every day i'm connell mcshane in new york, have a great echosystem would end we'll see you monday. david: good evening, everybody. i'm david asman filling in for the vacationing lou dobbs. president joe biden today sound ing a dark note on the future of the american economy, a weaker than expected jobs report showing 49,000 jobs added in december, less than expected and only 6,000 in the private sector, and an unemployment rate at 6.3%. now president biden came into office, promising to compromise with just 16 days into his presidency, biden has ditched his calls for unity with the republicans. instead, dispatching vice president harris to break a partisan tie in the senate for his first major

now his family says they don't believe webster had a gun. all of this could have been avoided if the officers had clearly announced themselves and knocked. >> i want my son back. they didn't have to kill him. they killed him in cold blood. i want justice for my son. they didn't have to treat us like they treated us. if they would have knocked on the door, we would have answered and came outside. they treat us like we wasn't even human beings. >> it's another mother's pain. and as i emphasize, if these are stories you haven't heard about yet, that aren't sparking the same national reckoning as mr. floyd's death, each human life is still equal. there are other stories, some arbitrary like what's on tape that can affect whether the governmental and political forces are forced to respond. by definition, a lot of these cases are scrutinized after the fact. and when police conduct is under a microscope, the law looks at it with a high bar of whether police committed a crime or not. but that's just one piece of the potential problems. say that a gi

not little webster, the big webster. literally every time we do the show in your today's meet you don't have to do those crazy insulting things about my shoe size. and he is black. you can move on from that. exactly what she did and you are woman. greg: we should do a show where everything is based on a girl. >> i am offended that gender matters at all. >> everyone is drinking from the same brainwashed. to shame. we have so much good stuff. offensive bar fight but first offensive bar fight but first you are going to love this. ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play ♪ ♪ hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid ♪ ♪ and all that glitters is gold ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's. new projects means new project managers. with any handcrafted burger. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you

now daniel webster wallace, at the end lived a long.o adults being driven -- convinced his parents that he would like to join them. now, i don't know if you have a 12, 13 or 11 year old son. some of you would say, well, he wants to do this. and i'm gonna let him go. and so, as a matter of fact some people would be looking for you. and they would not be there to give you any kind of awards. that would be very bad but this was not uncommon especially if you knew the ranchers was moving the cattle or if he knew the floor meant etc and you thought we were going to be in good hands. again webster went and made that trip. later he connects with a cattleman named, clay mann. clay mann had a very interesting kind of brand on his cattle. it was a great big 80 on the side of his cattle, he becomes known as 80 john. so throughout cattle country, people referred to him as 80 john. what he did, which was not the average practice, when he received his pay, he had the claim and set aside a portion of the page, and not give it directly to him. so that

there's still a crew blocking the webster tube from oakland to alameda for that overnight maintenance. use the bridges. >>> thanks so much. 4:32. on capitol hill house impeachment managers keep building their case that donald trump incited an insurrection. prosecutors will wrap up opening arguments today in the second full day of former president trump's impeachment trial. they said the former president spent months inciting the riot at the capitol. donald trump is still expected to be acquitted in the end. >>> sounding the alarm, the covid variant first discovered in south africa is confirmed to be here in the bay area. two cases on the map you see them, one alameda county, the other under investigation in the south bay. that's where ian cull is tracking the latest information. >> reporter: health officials investigating two cases of the covid-19 variant seen in south africa. one person in santa clara traveled in january and quarantined when they came back. they got sick but didn't have to be hospitalized. another person in alameda county had it too. >> efforts are under way in alame

webster is seen holding a flag pole in the video. his lawyer says he's pleading not guilty to assaulting the officer and argues that the officer struck webster first and a full-blown melee ensues. this comes as they indicted six nationalists of the proud boys on con pir see to obstruct the certification of the election results and to attack law enforcement. joining me now helene cooper, pentagon correspondent for "the new york times" and an msnbc political analyst. good to see you, good morning. let's begin with the latest reporting in "the new york times" related to officer sicknick and what about the charges and the potential charges he made in connection with officer sicknick's death. >> good morning. it's nice to see you. it's kind of significant that they are now opening a homicide investigation that although bear spray is viewed as a non-lethal weapon, it can, in some cases, have the kind of effect that it did with officer sicknick. so the fbi have not identified the suspect yet, but they have video, and they also, more signifi

ashley webster, what do you have for us. thank you for bringing up that chicken wing story. you threw me off. businesses in florida are open. the super bowl is in town and the sun is shining but what if you're an owner after establishment that likes live music, provides live music, with bands touring on stage? they have empty for nine months and more. i will speak to the owners of this business with just three days to go before the big game. more from tampa on "after the bell" after this. ♪. well have you tried thinkorswim? this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of the stocks you're interested in. now this is what i'm talking about. yeah, it'll free up more time for your... uh, true crime shows? british baking competitions. hm. didn't peg you for a crumpet guy. focus on what matters to you with thinkorswim. ♪♪ hey frank, our worker's comp insurance is expiring, should we just renew it? yeah, su

. >> daniel webster, quote, justice is the great interest of man on corrupt. >> from your mouth to god'sears. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible, equality and justice for all. >> golden america. half dream, and a half nightmare. >> when i die don't bury me at all. hang me up on the two room wall. place the bob and in my hand so i can keep in working in the promised land. i've got the blues, i've got the cotton mill blues. i've got the blues, i've got the blues, i got the cotton mill blues. lower the lower, the school is gone, you know and i now, work tom watson got a work like heck. >> 2 million children in the meals and the mines. 6 million grown-ups unemployed. why hire a man for a dollar when you can hire a kid for a dime? >> i was taught in my youth that it was the height of vulgarity to discuss money. a professor in chicago came up with a few statistics. an american family cannot adequately survive on less than 900 dollars a year. the average working hand earns about 400. >> when the unio

>> daniel webster, quote, just this is the great interest of man. >> from your mouth to god's ears. ♪ghtmare. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 2 million children in the mills in the minds. 6 million grown-ups unemployed. why higher man for a dollar when you can hire a kid for a dime. i was taught in my youth that it was the height to discuss money. >> a professor in chicago came up with a few statistics. >> an american family cannot adequately survived unless the 900 dollars a year. the average working man earns about 400. ♪ ♪ ♪ the workers of new york, keeping alive a tradition going back to the philadelphia printers who formed a union before washington was president. immigrants and the sons of immigrants, carrying on the heritage of the boston characters who fought for the ten hour day while missouri was still indian territory. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the spokesman for the minor owners, i sure the the rights and the interest of the lay bring man will be protected and cared for, not by the labor agitated, but by the christian enter whom god and his infinite wisdom is given control of the property in this country. ♪

the lawyer says webster attended the rally at the behest of the president of the united states.ational security clint watts and distinguished research fellow. eli still here. clinton, in a period of incredibly disturbing charging documents and developments in the investigation into the insurrection, for some reason, reading about this one was particularly searing. >> these are people that know law enforcement and military members yet felt it was okay to go in and attack them. it's just strange. i don't understand that thinking and what four years of president trump politicizing the law enforcement can do and we have a significant problem right now in a couple of different ways. their first priority seems to be cleaning out their own ranks, trying to make sure they don't have extremists or people anti-government in the ranks of the military which is paid for by the government. separately, in the law enforcement space, we've got another serious issue. we see former law enforcement essentially service and storm this place against other plarmt law enforcement. they probably thought

so let's go to ashley webster for more on that story. ashley: far more restrictions connell suggestions of any type of travel ban to try and stop the spread of covid and its variance has been met with anger and outrage, especially from one of those states that could be targeted, indeed, florida. state's governor ron desantis expressed his outrage calling it unwise, unjust, and unconstitutional and also says the white house just doesn't like florida's open policy. take a listen. >> any attempt to restrict or lockdown florida by the federal government be an attack on our state, done purely for political purposes. ashley: well florida currently has the highest number of cases, of the so-called uk variant. it accounts for up to about 15% of new cases across the state, and because it's more contagious , health experts worry that variant could accelerate the spread of the disease, but white house press secretary january psaki was non-clinical when asked about a potential domestic travel ban. take a listen. >> we are always considering what ste

they heard webster ball.kids go there for midnight shows and it was so popular that they started to have them all the time, and the drag falls at webster hall were famous. sometimes they had them two times a week. finally they kill them off. you think were so clever today. we are transactional. whatever. no they had it all, until the 1930s closed down and the result was that the village became popular. but we know the story? the village becomes popular. developers. can they get these places and they turn them into places for middle class people from uptown who want to be hip. doesn't the sound like williamsburg or bush were today? it's the same thing. by the 1920s the village has become bourgeois. the days of the bohemian seem to be over, and you have number one fifth avenue on the left. the west side of washington square becomes apartment. eleanor roosevelt, that is one of the buildings she did. for sure. but it is not a sign that the building has become gentrified. remember used to have the museum on eighth

it it's like i used to like webster, and how can he do this? how can you do this? one of those letters was sent to a new york businessman named john matthews who did us the courtesy of translating it because humboldt's handwriting is terrible in every language, and making it into a little large-scale playing card that has the original letter on one side and the transcription on the other. and they are handed out to union soldiers for inspiration. this particular one was sent to abraham lincoln with a letter that says, i know you're familiar with humboldt's words, i'm sure they give you great comfort at times like this. humboldt is still part of the conversation. three of the six members of john brown's secret six are diehard humboldtans. as john brown is planning harper's ferry in 1859, is he reading humboldt's words on all races or in like degree designed for freedom and that we believe in the unity of all races? and maybe the better question is if not why not? how could he have avoided it at the time? so this case is really to try to talk a little bit about satur

drawing around him so they can hear what he is saying, it's totally different from, you know, daniel webster standing up in front of people and being blown away by this powerful oratory but it was that quietness in the element of being magnetically pulled towards the depth of what he was saying and that conviction and the fact that he knew what he was talking about that i think explains why people were so drawn to him. i do not think that history has given the right credit to james madison. i wrote the book basically about statesmanship. see it in the way he talks about the federal judiciary and about the senate and in the way he talks about regular citizens and there is supposed to be challenging public opinion and research and knowledge and there is supposed to be alliances and compromises and debate and deliberation and all of which go towards pushing to a higher plane and not going to the lowest common denominator and not just applying what makes people feel good paired we would not be here but for his statesmanship at any number of crucial junctures that we had whether freedom of religi

ashley webster. >>> all right.a in these two names bigger than any movie you see on an amc screen. but will the gamestop trade -- which is collapsing at this hour -- be the end of days for the big shorts? short seller gordon johnson and charlie gasparino are about to put the reddit rebellion under the countdown microscope next. with the closing bell ringing in 27 minutes, the nasdaq is moving higher, so are the s&p and the dow, but both the s&p and the nasdaq could see record closes in just 27 minutes. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: the reddit darlings trading frenzy is crumbling in some of the most traded names, but reports say at some point today treasury secretary janet yellen will supposedly convene a major meeting with wall street's top cops from the federal reserve, the federal bank of new york, commodity futures trading commission and the securities and exchange commission. they will gather to scrutinize the volatility in names like amc and gamestop and what was really at the heart of the online trading app robi

this is thomas webster, who you're going to see on your screen. new york city police officer, and this is him allegedly attacking police at the capitol with a metal pole. at one point he tackled another officer to the ground and tried to rip away his helmet. victor and christi, this is the most shocking part of this video. webster, who you see on the screen, he used to protect new york city hall during his career at the nypd, guys. >> wow. and i know that these capitol hill hearings, they showed that police weren't even remotely ready for what we were looking at there. tell us more about that. >> reporter: it was a long week of hearings, guys. we heard testimony from six current and former security officials, some admitted mistakes, others pushed back. there was a lot of frustration to go around. i want to play for you a key moment from the acting chief of the u.s. capitol police. listen to this. >> the department was not ignorant of intelligence indicating an attack of the size and scale we encountered on the 6th. there was no such intelligence.

she is known to go to the safeway on webster street and the target on geary. she is 5'1" and weighs about 90 pounds. >>> every day for the last couple weeks, there are reports of attacks against asians. today, the newly appointed liaison officer began working in chinatown what does she do and can she make it safe. robert honda is live for us. >> reporter: for some shop owners, it was an introduction, and others say welcome back. the new oakland place liaison traveled on a tour. >> we are so happy to see you back. >> reporter: but the work in china town did not include being followed by photographers. she was greeted by shopkeepersed a she talked about her new role. >> it was a happy feeling they want me back to represent the community. >> reporter: how about your feeling of being an ambassador now? >> you know, i'm not used to the attention. ip happy to be back. >> reporter: there is a lot of serious repair work to be done. they took the step after a number of violent attacks shook the neighborhood. a 91-year-old man was shoved to the ground. in another, a 71-

webster, thank you very much. ashley: have a good one. connell: thanks for watching us, everybody today and every day i'm connell mcshane in new york, have a great echosystem would end we'll see you monday. david: good evening, everybody. i'm david asman filling in for the vacationing lou dobbs. president joe biden today sound ing a dark note on the future of the american economy, a weaker than expected jobs report showing 49,000 jobs added in december, less than expected and only 6,000 in the private sector, and an unemployment rate at 6.3%. now president biden came into office, promising to compromise with just 16 days into his presidency, biden has ditched his calls for unity with the republicans. instead, dispatching vice president harris to break a partisan tie in the senate for his first major piece of legislation. now, democrats are set to jam through a massive $1.9 trillion stimulus deal without any republican support. and president biden told house democrats today, that may not be big enough. >> you saw t

ashley webster. >>> from shrimp to goat. time, tom brady, ready for his face-off with the defending champ patrick mahomes as we barrel toward sunday and super bowl lv. we are going to take you now to tampa, where the biz boom that usually would normally accompany the big game, now missing in action. but the bucs cheerleaders are still so excited and so is the co-chair of the super bowl lv host committee. he's here next on playing pandemic football on the grandest stage. closing bell ringing in 29 minutes. we'll be right back. how am i doing? some say this is my greatest challenge ever. governments in record debt; inflation rising and currencies falling. but i've seen centuries of rises and falls. i had a love affair with tulips once. lived through the crash of '29 and early dot-com hype. watched mortgages play the villain beside a true greek tragedy. and now here i am, with one companion that's been with me for millennia; hedging the risks you choose and those that choose you. the physical seam of a digital world, traded wit

it will take place on e 7:31 webster street. >>> that is a car caravan across golden gate bridge and support of protesters in me and mark. the military sees power this month following a democratic election in november. the coup spurred violent protests. >> this is very important because, because they took over the power unlawfully. they detained our government, our leader. 2020 election well free and fair. >> president biden has threatened sanctions. >>> they were able to bust impaired bank heist. they were called in around nine this morning to the chase bank on saratoga avenue. police say the suspect entered the bank with some sort of suspicious device. he was going to try to rob the bank, then moments later, the building was evacuated while officers try to negotiate with the suspect. it was eventually taken into custody. the bomb squad was able to safely deactivate the device. no one was hurt. >>> also, a legal sideshows last night resulted in fines. and those three cars being towed. police a one person was arrested for reckless driving. just two weeks ago, san jose police reported

prosecutors believe webster -- webster is being held without bail, one of the 280 arrested, more thanerally charged in connection with the capitol riot. congress still searching for the cause of security failures at the capitol with officials arguing the insurrection was not foreseeable throughout three days of hearings on the hill. >> -- mass demonstration with possible violence. what we got was a military-style coordinated assault on my officers and a violent takeover on the capitol building. >> joining me to discuss, ryan reilly, "the huffington post." rachel levy, domestic terrorism reporter for "the wall street journal." the fbi suspects officer sicknick died from inhaling bear spray or another chemical irritant. what more have we learned about the investigation into officer sicknick's death? >> thank you for having me. so officer sicknick is one of the five people who died during or after -- in the aftermath of the capitol riot on january 6th. we are continuing to learn more about what caused his death. we know that authorities have singled out one person. they have not named th

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we can also teal you webster is seen continuing to brutally attack the officer with his bare hands whenarning more about how the fbi has been able to track down some of these suspects. they were infamously allowed to leave during the overwhelmed scene. some of that was reported at the time. but now we're learning about the ongoing reconnaissance, one man turned in by his own ex-girlfriend after berating her in a text message sent during the riot writing "if you can't see the election was stolen, you're a moron." and feds able to track one man down because he wore his knights of columbus jacket into the riot. we will stay on this story as we have been following the accountability measures at every level of government. coming up, one of the most news worthy interviews of the week. is the new vice president sitting down with our own al sharpton. he is here next on that, and much more, right after this. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. what do we want for dinner? burg

ashley webster is there already. 25,000 fans will be at the game. how that would translate to tampa. in miami, and economic -- economic benefit was $572 million or $573 million, immense. the average fan spent $693, that is a lot of money. will that happen in tampa, it is down two thirds. the people coming here would come later and would not do as much as they would normally do, we are in a historic downtown area in tampa, very quiet indeed. you wouldn't believe the super bowl was going on. it is coming up to noon but every retailers the super bowl may help but it is an effort to survive since last month. they sell vintage clothing and jewelry, i spoke to the owner who said we've done everything we can, business is down 66%. we let most of our staff go but we are hanging on but it is not easy. take a listen. >> what is normally our busiest time of year is our worst time of your in our worst time of your was unlike anything we ever experienced before. it has been really hard. ashley: it has been really hard and another interesting thing quickly as i t

i am saying, -- i grew up to revere the capitol because i walked around it and you can see where webster's had, you can see where john quincy adams made a speech as he died attacking slavery. i knew the people that the buildings are named after. i remember -- i took my grandchildren around there. you see where these american events happen. you were very democracy -- you revere democracy because of -- i'm not saying they are similar events and in any way at all. what i am saying is that the capital represents many people in that it democracy, not only here, but around the world. the way that it was violated made me sick to my stomach. i think that was true for a lot of american. i think i had to get to the bottom of it. you cannot have a democracy at the seat that represents democracy is under attack. host: you talk about the role of the support staff that will do the work. give us an idea of what the job is of the chairman during this process and what are the jobs of the members of the commission themselves? guest: the job of the chairman is to simile make sure you are doing the job. -- is

>>that's right vicki grand, i'm standing here in hill in front of daniel webster elementary. it's one of all of the public schools here in san francisco that have been closed now for 300 and 27 days. today, the city attorney called that both shameful and unlawful. the lawsuit filed today by city attorney dennis herrera calls the san francisco school board and the school district's reopening plan woefully inadequate he's seeking a court order to direct the prepared to offer in person learning. >>as safely and as soon as possible the leadership both the school district and the educators union can't seem to get their act together. >>the board of education and school district. it had more than 10 months to roll out concrete plan to get these kids back in school. unfortunately so far earning says that out of 16,000 students back to in person learning at the city's private and parochial schools. >>there have only been 5 cases of in-school transmission. he worries public school students are being turned into zoomies do online learning the mayor also worried about the students suffer

images released appear to show former nypd officer and marine thomas webster swinging a metal pole atcapitol police. another angle shows him tackling an officer, a fellow officer, and trying to rip his face shield and gas mask off. he surrender to the fbi on monday to face charges. prosecutors say he was trying to help lead the crowd past the barricades. his defense lawyer says he was taking part in a protest called for by president trump, and plans to plead not guilty. of course, as a former officer, he knows exactly how the law works. and it's important to know when webster worked for the new york police department, officials say he was assigned to guard city hall and the mayor's mansion. >>> coming up next -- peaceful protests overnight in rochester, new york, after a grand jury decides not to bring charges against police officers in connection with the death of daniel prude. as alabama is set to introduce a new law which will make it harder to protest for social justice. ice. nt... ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu

and there was a strong school of southern thought but i should add that daniel webster daniel webster subscribe to this at an early stages career that the states had formed the national government and therefore the states could opt out of the national government. and so every southern state that seceded did so claiming that it was their right as a state to do so. and south carolina had just about left the union in 1833 1832 and 1833 over a tax issue. they didn't like a revenue a tariff. and they acclaimed the right to do so and so they left the union on the issue of state's rights. now the state's right. that was of greatest importance to them as most of the ordinances of secession indicated. it was slavery, but there's something weird about this because the president of the united states has just been elected and what he's saying, is that south carolina, virginia, you can keep slavery as long as you want the constitution guarantees it well, leave the union and the constitution of the united states doesn't guarantee you anything at all. and if you just think about the way things turne

the webster tube was never interrupted. they alternate the tubes with maintenance. rest of the bay no delays necessary. look at the bay bridge toll plaza where there are no metering lights because there's hardly any traffic flow going on but what traffic there is moves smoothly. back to you. >> that's what we like to hear, thank you. >>> debit cards may soon be a thing of the past for california's fraud-plagued employment development department. state lawmakers yesterday unveiled a series of measures to overhaul the system which by all accounts failed miserably during the first few months of the pandemic. billions of dollars were handed out to people filing bogus claims. the new measures would include more cross-checks and verifying of claims. it would also eliminate atm cards in favor of direct payment plans. lawmakersf three states that do not offer direct deposit. >>> new details, the white house is now pressing pause on a plan to change the h1b visa selection process to a wage based priority system. the trump system originally proposed that change supposed to ta

it was saturday morning and here's some of the video you can see 3 women entering the store along webster street, getting away with a couple of items. one of them at one point in the video is actually seen threatening the business owner nearly missing them with their car has they were getting away. the president of china town's chamber of commerce says that many suspects are committing targeted robberies against elderly women. he's now calling on the city in the county to bring in more security, especially as we approach chinese new year. >>because some us will be coming shopping and you know we want to be sure that you know they will be safe. and we want people enjoy coming to not only trying to help a complete a simple shop. >>business owners are encouraged to install cameras and take photos of suspects when these robberies happened. the chamber is also distributing whistles to shop owners as a way of alerting others that crime is happening. we'll be right back. >>for 30 is the time, let's start the half hour with a check of the forecast john trouble in the weather center giving us a lo

that's where ashley webster is.ped for the lowest mortgage rate and chose amerisave, the one choice she'll never regret... ...unlike buying a do-it-yourself orthodontics kit... or marrying eddie... visit amerisave.com now. lower mortgage rates mean higher savings. stuart: that's a good graphic, mass exodus. get this, disney considering moving some of its operations from california to florida and that's where ashley webster is now. actually, he's in orlando peer qwerty know about this possible disney move? ashley: well, it's just back, possible, but disney is the perfect example of the difference between wide-open florida and shut down california and a disney struggles to keep their theme parks going. southern california disneyland shutdown last march and it still is closed and could reopen early this summer with disney world behind me reopen in july at 25% capacity and now at 35% capacity here could no doubt, disney is upset with the southern california and governor gavin newsom of california for not being more flex

ashley webster is right there at a vaccination site in palm beach county.rt in florida. there was a slight delay because of the winter storms that prevented some distribution of the vaccine but they are trying to make up for that lost time. also today i should point out cvs announced it would join the effort by providing vaccines in locations across florida. florida governor ron desantis making that announcement earlier today saying cvs is the latest company to begin to pitch in on this vaccination effort. he says it is critical for the private sector to help and he started to tell reporters the long list of those already pitching in in florida. take a listen. >> we have close to 600 publix pharmacies and almost 120 walmart and sam's clubs, 42 winn-dixie's, 52 different counties in the state of florida where you have an ability to do a retail pharmacy. ashley: publix offering its employees gift cards of $125 if they become fully inoculated against the vaccine. a nice incentive. stuart: i would agree with that. before we go on i want to show you can we get t

ahead of the busy chinese new year over the weekend these 3 women stole from kelly smoke shop on webster street and almost ran over the business owner as they took off in their getaway car after a confrontation and on friday, this suspect known to frequently prey on chinatown businesses was also caught on camera snatching money from paying customers inside chunk. chelsea market on franklin street oakland police say they arrested the fees now known as 22 year-old davionne bird of les ho who has pending charges another chinatown theft cases. >>in another effort to deter crime the chinatown chamber of commerce is distributing whistles to business owners this week to alert others of a crime is occurring in oakland taylor kron 4 news. >>many are questioning the safety of san francisco following last week's violent attacks that resulted in the death of 2 elderly men on the very same day. and one watson has been charged with murder in connection to the seemingly random attack of an 84 year-old san francisco man. watson pleaded not guilty in court the victim's family members tell us they're stil

surveillance video, you can see it here, shows an attempted robbery taking place at a business on websterth street. you can see two women walking into a store. they when they came out, one grabbed the small tree. the owner rushed out to try to stop her and the husband ran over to help. >> one of the ladies was, you know, really mad, and then they basically say, i'm going to kill you. at first i thought they were just saying that, and then they -- when they actually got into the car, they actually ran the car at me. >> many victims, women, elderly, and lately not only the robbery, but quite often things are getting ugly because, you know, they -- it is getting so violent. >> oakland's vice mayor rebecca kaplan says she is concerned about the removal of beat cops in chinatown and the spike in crime. >>> a small earthquake was felt tonight in the east bay. it was a 2.7 quake. it hit just after 9:00 in the berkley hills, about two miles from the cal campus. so far we've gotten no reports of injury or damage, but a lot of people on social crews are working to clear and rebuild a section of hig

police say she often visited japan town, the safeway on webster street and the target on gary.a dog rescue group in san francisco is warning people about an online scam targeting people who are looking for a pet ktvu is amber lee tells us that the group was alerted to the scheme by a woman in iowa. hi chunky monkey junkie family dog rescue is located in san francisco's bayview district. workers say pets have been in demand during the pandemic thing. this man is looking for a dog to adopt. think it's hard to get an appointment to see them because everyone wants a dog, ilsa jule with family dog rescue shows me a website called heart pound rescue note. the misspelling it is claiming that the founder of family dog rescue a breast cancers survivor is the founder of this other group. i was like, wow, that's low. i mean it zsa mart on their part, but that's low. jules says the site is listing dogs that belonged to family dog rescue. they just took all of our content. they took our app our application. jule credits this couple in iowa with alerting her to the scam. they say they were a

is described a spy, put one and weighs about £90, she would often visit japan town, the safeway on websterhe target on geary. anyone with information should call. san francisco police department and investigation by the sonoma county sheriff's department and the d a has led to the arrest of seven people and the seizure of about £19 of methamphetamine. the arrest came after five search warrants were served in the santa rosa area and one in san jose. authorities also recovered packaging material and $12,000 in cash. the suspects were booked on a list of charges that include felony possession and transportation of a controlled substance. for sale now to piedmont, where police stop the theft of a dump truck and trailer that had a bobcat tractor attached. officers attempted to stop the truck on highway 13 in oakland, but the driver abandoned the rig and took off across the highway. officers didn't chase the driver, the driver because of the risk of getting hit it, police say the search of the truck turned up a replica glock 19. marijuana at other evidence, gas prices are going up across the cou