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we are joined with more on this fantasy. >> reporter: hey, anderson. seeing it from coast-to-coast. we're seeing it at cpaclorida t and last weekend. we spoke to trump supporters, many of whom believe the conspiracy theory. have a watch. these trump supporters are in denial what happened on january 6th and some believe in qanon. >> who is going to happen at some point there will be arrests and that will include media -- >> they keep saying that. for years and it's not happened. >> it hasn't been years. >> since 2017. it's been years. >> this is 6,000-year-old death cult. you can't take it down that quick. >> i understand you're very passionate trump supporter, right? you surely -- you surely can admit that the people who stormed the capitol were trump supporters. >> no, i definitely cannot. you're talking to the right person. i can show footage that was all the left. the blm dressed up as trump supporters. >> come on. >> it is my hope that president trump comes back as the 19th president of the united states under the 1776 and that he is inaugurated on

we saw that video there of him being redirected by officer goodman and anderson, we know officer eugene goodman who was the hero of that day, one of the many heroes of that day, he i'm told was sitting in the senate chamber watching these proceedings. senator rob portman, republican of ohio walked up to him and fist bumped each other and thanking him for his service. in fact, saving many of the senators and likely the vice president as well. that may have been the most shocking part of the video, seeing how close the vice president was to actually coming face-to-face with though -- the rioters. >> seeing how close these armed attackers, some with zip ties got to lawmakers who are now the jurors in the trial. i just can't imagine them sitting there watching this and not feeling a sense of horror and i mean, i guess, just politics. you can't look at that and not just be horrified. >> no question about it particularly because quite literally is the scene of the crime. some of the desks were ransacked by the rioters on the senate floor but we have to keep in mind this is an impeachment whic

president biden is there going to the cnn town hall with anderson cooper. werson in a minute later. you see air force one there. we will let you know as the president disembarks and head over to our town hall this comes as former president trump is facing his first lawsuit related to the attack on the u.s. capitol, benny johnson accusing rudy guiliani of conspireing with the proud boys to incite the riot. the statute protects the kkk, prevents the kkk from intimidating lawmakers. it says defendants trump, guiliani, proud boys coordinated and executed a common plan to prevent congress from discharging its official duties in certifying the results of the presidential election. outside now, democratic congressman hank johnson of georgia, who will be joining this lawsuit. i appreciate your time. you are a lawyer, nearly 40 years of experiencing practicing law. 12 years as a judge in georgia so you know the merits of the case. why are you confident that you can win this one? >> well, i mean, it is clear that president trump in public, i mean, out in your face at hi

anderson. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with the house vote tonight to sanction congresswoman marjorie taylor greene for her bigoted and delusional views. also, the top house republicans' refusal to discipline her along with most members of the party. that and her own non-apology apology which amounted to excuses and rationalizations, blame shifting and lies instead of any honest show of contrition as a member of that party that once claimed to stand for personal responsibility. the vote was 230 to 199 to strip her of her seats on the budget and education and labor committees. 11 republicans joining the democratic majority including illinois congressman adam kinzinger, who was not impressed by what she said at a republican party conference last night. >> kevin mccarthy would have us believe she gave some serious apology. what did you hear? >> yeah, so i don't like to go into a ton of detail from conference -- >> how about some? >> i'll tell you this. yeah, i'll give you some. which is i didn't hear -- i didn't hear an

we are going to raise the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour. anderson, we are going to do something we have not talked about enough in this country. we are going to cut childhood poverty, in half, because we are going to significantly increase the child-tax credit. we are going to make sure that cities and states have the resources that they need. so they're not going to be laying off teachers or firefighters or police officers or other municipal and state employees. this is a comprehensive bill, which is attempting to address the unprecedented crises that working families throughout this country are facing. and let's be clear. the very, very rich are doing just fine. billionaires are seeing tremendous growth, in their wealth. but working families, today, are living in more desperation than since the great depression. and congress has got to move forward, vigorously. do what the president of the united states campaigned on, and wants to do. that's what we've got to do. not only to help american people, but to restore faith that government, in fact, can

we go. the bottom line is the number on the right, 85% protective against severe disease. you know, andersoneally just a fundamental point. the things that we hope that a vaccine will do, protect us from getting really sick. no hospitalizations or deaths in the people who got the vaccine. those are the sorts of things right now of people who are concerned, they're worried, they're at risk, if they can look at that and have some comfort i think it goes a long way. we've obviously got to vaccinate more and more people. but this is a significant development. >> cases going down across the country. but then we've also been sounding the alarm about these new variants. how effective -- i mean, how will they affect the overall numbers? is that the biggest threat right now? >> i think that is. i think we were running into this position where the vaccines were coming out. we were starting to see the numbers come down. and the variants out there are muddying the waters a little bit. you're right. first of all, cases are down 15% as compared to last week. overall hospitalizations down 12% as compared t

but as we started our conversation, anderson, weather can change things and we can't control that and that's why we have to be nimble. we have to give each other grace and double down on those safety prot protocols. >> governor gretchen whitmer, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> to the new numbers from a key model tracking the course of the virus we mentioned a moment ago. the institute for health met tricks says that new cases, deaths and hospitalizations are quote steadily declining. largely due to seasonal reasons but also because of the vaccines. they worry people may become less cautious about masks and distancing as virus numbers decline. the bottom line, the institute does not expect to reach herd immunity prior to next winter, which is sobering to say out loud. proserspective from our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta and dr. murray. dr. murray, your new projections are down from last week but predict more than 100,000 people to die between now and june 1st. can you explain why that is? >> well, you know, cases and deaths are going down, but we see the tra

so what more do we know about what this inquiry into the governor's administration is going to look like? >> yeah, anderson, this nursing home scandal is certainly not going away anytime soon. what we know right now is that the fbi and the u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn, they are scrutinizing how the cuomo administration handled the data about nursing home deaths during this pandemic. it has been described as a preliminary inquiry. and as you mentioned, it's unclear exactly whether the governor himself is being looked into or whether it's members of his administration. and all of this has gotten heightened attention ever since his top aide melissa derosa told state lawmakers that they had delayed sharing full data with the legislature because there were concerns about this federal investigation. cuomo's office for their part, they are saying they have always cooperated with the d.o.j. and that they will continue to do so. >> the new york city mayor bill de blasio criticized the governor today based on the allegation the governor threatened a new york lawmaker. where do things stand with that claim and

lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. : anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but anderson does not produce product for tankfarm. amy: they can't pay on time. john: tankfarm can't pay on time. lemonis: is that the truth? amy: yeah. lemonis: so, i never like the brand on the door to be the brand on the product inside that store. the idea of creating brands and doing what you do inside of anderson is great, but what i would prefer to see is anderson on the door, and then inside of the store, other brands that you may own in your back pocket. when the brand on the door and the name on the product is the same, the customer is gonna see that as almost a house brand, like generic cereal. and the high margins that you were actually going for, they may not come to fruition. what's it like working for these two guys? val: the way that they treat us, they're fair. they're nice. i will say that they are kind of spread thin. amy: usually, it's pretty stressful, and you know, john is going, "give me the new art, new customer, new busin

>> reporter: no, we reached out, anderson and they have not responded. what jamie is reporting lines up to what i heard from sources this week and we reported earlier this week that former president trump then president trump at the time was quote loving the capitol mob. he was loving watching the mob do what they were doing up on the hill that day, that they were showing force, as one other advisor put it and that is what the president at the time wanted to see and so it makes perfect sense what jamie is saying and what she's hearing from her sources that the president at the time when he was on the phone with kevin mccarthy was not showing any kind of concern whatsoever as to what was being unleashed on the hill that day. >> i know you've been talking with former white house officials about their view of his actions on january 6th, what are they saying? because really, there is just in the public record, there is not a lot we know of -- we don't have any minute by minute account, which would be obviously fascinating to see of what the president was actu

and we have to liquidate that radical fringe because people that really love the country, anderson, would the virtues of the democracy and the virtues of the constitution over everything else. we can debate the policy issues at a later date. right now we have to work on the preservation of the democracy. so look for either a faction developing, it's being very well organized, by the way, or a new party. >> the thing is as we all know any third party has a huge -- it's not just state rules. just fund-raising, everything. we just don't have that history in modern times here in this country. there had been talk among diehard trump supporters back when it looked like when the president left and after the attack, when it looked like perhaps the gop was going to expel the memory of the former president, that they were talking -- lou dobbs was talking about the patriot party and that spinning off. that seems to have gone away and the gop, i mean, is now firmly -- continues to be the party of trump. >> yeah. i think you're right about all of those things. but remember, if we can organize and effe

this is why we are losing our country. and andersonave to admit over the next couple of days, she is hoping to stay on these committees that she's currently sitting on in the house of representatives, you would expect to see some level of contrition from her because of these past statements. if this statement is any indication, that's likely not to happen. >> i mean, it is, you know, suddenly she's under all this pressure so now she has come forward and says that, oh, you know, it wasn't a, what she called a red flag operation. i don't know what that means. false flag is the term that she had used in the past. where does everything stand in the house as far as holding congresswoman greene accountable for her past statements? >> normally, if a member of congress is going to be removed from their committee, the leader of their party makes the decision. but at this point, the house minority leader kevin mccarthy has not shown an inclination to make the move. so now house democrats are moving forward in doing it and in order to do that, th

anderson starts now. >>> we have breaking news. hopeful news tonight on the effectiveness of the two publicly available covid vaccines even against new strains of the virus. dr. anthony fauci will be here live to talk about that in a moment. first, it's anything but a good evening for millions of americans without power tonight, some without heat or running water. for yet another record setting day, they are facing the harsh reality of cold temperatures in places unprepared. hardest hit is texas where water lines have burst, gas lines have frozen and power lines are down. some of the 2.6 million households without heat or power are forced into community warming centers where available. other haves been sickened or killed by carbon monoxide from heating arrangements. one houston area furniture store owner opened two locations for people to stay in and did the same after hurricane harvey but even remarkable individual acts of kindness can only go so far. the problems are statewide affecting millions and instead of taking responsibili

we've contracted with them, anderson, for 100 million doses that we should be able to get by the end of june or july. we will meet that. we will get that. so they have sort of more back loaded than front loaded, so in a week or two, i guess it will probably be by february 26th, they likely will go to their advisor committee to talk about the possibility of an emergency use authorization. if the emergency use authorization gets approved -- and i don't want to get ahead of the fda, let's assume that it does, they will have very few doses available the next day to give. it will likely be single digits and the next month will be a bit more. but then as you get to may and june, then you'll have a real escalation of the available doses. so essentially, they're going to come through with their contractual agreement of getting 100 million doses by a certain period of time except it will be heavily loaded towards the latter part of that time. as opposed to immediately after they get their eua. >> past the end of july, into august, september, everybody who has wanted one has been able to get a

anderson, people need both doses. we got to do this right.people the doses right now and not hold doses back and then promise them they'll get the second dose. we are in the middle of a public health emergency. this idea of holding doses back doesn't make a lot of sense. we also should guarantee within six weeks as the cdc says they should be able to get their second dose. >> well, dr. wen, a, can that guarantee be made? are there enough doses out there? and do you believe -- agree with sanjay on this? >> i think the guaranteed timely second dose is really critical. i think that what the biden team is saying is to the providers, don't hold back the second dose. we are going to guarantee there is going to be a steady supply so if you are holding back on half of your supply, because you think we're not giving you a second dose, go ahead and give that. we'll guarantee within several weeks' time you'll get the second dose. the timely second dose is so important because that is how the pfizer and moderna vaccines were studied. this is different fr

you know, i had a discussion today with somebody, anderson, and we were talking about, you know -- somebodyr of q? i said, this is an interesting question. there's a lot of different people that have been sort of identified that way. but, you know, q, like mia is saying is a cult. it's almost like a conspiracy sticky bomb and everything sort of sticks to it. i think when you see what's happening now and you're seeing the morphing of these conspiracies, again, now you see hashtags, anderson, like last week. covid-1984 which we mentioned on your program on february 4th, covid-1984 was trending on breitbart yesterday. that's the anti-vax conspiracy theory. so this is concerning, and i think we need to understand that this is not over. you're still seeing a surge in these type of belief systems. >> also we're out of time but for any pretense that these are people who are supporting law enforcement and believe in law enforcement, when push comes to shove and we're seeing plenty of shoving right now on this video from the capitol, they were attacking law enforcement when law enforcement was actua

we never upcharge you for high quality harry's. available in store and at harrys.com . >>> good evening, in for anderson we begin with the latest onnd tiger woods and his condition after a car crash authorities say could have easily been fatal. fortunately it was not. now we look how bad it was and how close one the game's greatest came to losing it all on a dangerous stretch on is ranchos palos vrks e -- verdes los angeles. >> we don't know what went wrong but we know woods was driving across this road and crossed the median and between the point where he landed is a few hundred feet which suggests he was going at a greater speed than normal. but the sheriff points out, this is a downhill, windy road, and accidents around here are not uncommon. early morning, a winding, downhill stretch of road. tiger woods was alone in the suv, trapped.

so i think the most important thing what you're saying anderson is who are these people that have been vaccinated. wee, 50% now have been vaccinated. people over the age of 75, 60%. an then remember, long-term care facilities, anderson, about a third of deaths occurred in long-term care facilities 75% of those have been vaccinated. point being the people most vulnerable to this disease are getting vaccinated. >> and the model shows increasing infection morality rates in certain states, 70% of people in long-term care facilities have been vaccinated where we are see the large description of deaths how do you see that discrepancy. >> what we're seeing in california, alabama other states is really interesting, the surge up in death in those particular states has been larger than the surge in cases and deaths have been slower to come down than cases. you know, immediately, you have to start asking, is that the possibility that this new variant identified in california is that what's causing this change in the infection fatality rates? we of course don't know. but that's a pretty credible possibility. >>

but i think more important thing is what you're saying, anderson, who are these people that have been vaccinated? wethe age of 65, i believe, 50% now have been vaccinated. people over the age of 75, 60%. and then remember, long-term care facilities, anderson, about a third of deaths occurred in long-term care facilities, and 75% roughly of those residents have been vaccinated. point being that you get 50 million additional vaccinations out now, but allow the right people, the people who are most vulnerable to this disease getting vaccinated. >> doctor, your model shows infection fatality rates in certain states. sanjay showed 75% of people in long-term facilitied have been vaccinated. that's where there's a disproportionate number of deaths. how do you describe that discrepancy? >> what we're seeing in california, arizona, alabama, a handful of other states is really interesting. you know, the surge up in death in those particular states has been larger than the surge in cases and deaths have been slower to come down than cases. and you know, immediately, you have to start asking, is that the possib

and i had a discussion today with somebody, anderson, we were talking about, you know, do we -- somebody interesting question. there's a lot of different people that have been, you know, sort of identified that way but you know, q sort of takes everything in. it's almost a conspiracy sticky bomb and everything sort of sticks to it. and i think when you see what's happening now and you're seeing the morphing of these conspiracies, again, as mia was referring to. covid-1984, we mentioned that on february 4th, covid-1984 was trending on breitbart yesterday. that's the anti-vax conspiracy theory. so, this is concerning. and we need to understand that this is not over. >> yeah. >> you're still seeing the surge in these belief systems. >> and also just, you know, we're out of time, but just -- any pretense that these are people who are supporting law enforcement and believe in law enforcement, when push comes to shove and we're seeing plenty of shoving right now on this video from the capitol, they were attacking law enforce pt, when law enforcement was actually standing up for law and order a

the golden state warriors are beating the cavs 99 to 78 right now watching the game as we speak want escotto anderson just missed a 3. we are almost a 4th quarter just a minute left in the 3rd, so it looks like it does unless they completely collapse are going to get a win in a much needed win against the cavs after that ugly loss on saturday to the brooklyn nets of course at the 9 o'clock hour we'll have live coverage from chase with kate rooney was at that game right now. now we did have a huge college basketball game tonight to 6 ranked stanford women at the 13th ranked oregon ducks in the cardinal took control early kiyana williams. she drains the 3 pointer there she's had such a great career for stanford they take a 33 to 18 lead. but the ducks came all the way back stanford down 3 here but williams does it again another 3 to tie it up again. she had 20 points on the evening for stamford now after the cardinal took the lead on a couple of free throws oregon trying to tie or win it at the it's big but freshman's. that's a jump shot right there it counts that encounter those facts. but if we can g

anderson, we ask young men and women to give their lives to defend this country and appreciate them asshould and we're unwilling to give our own careers to a cause of the country. the junction of position to that maddens me. >> cnn is reporting the former president is focussing on retribution for republicans voting against him. how much does that loom in the minds against republican senators, not individuals but how much do you think it looms in their mind and do you worry yourself about retribution from him? >> you know, i don't fear the president at all. i mean, i really don't. the bottom line is i'm fine if i'm not reelected because i can look at myself in the mirror and i feel real peace and when i have kids would be day, they will be proud of this. i feel accountable to god and it's the right thing. in terms of others, it's certainly fearful because they envisioned sole their entire life being in politics and who they are. nothing wrong with that ambition. but then when that ambition goes above things like do we defend the constitution? happens if the next president does this agai

at anderson, we could have seen this earlier this week with the filings they made. the democrats put forward an 80-page brief that gave their argument well, and trump's lawyers' brief was full of typos. but here's a good example, the morning started with a vote on the rules of the trial. how long, how many hours of debate, and so on. 11 republican senators voted against that. now, these are rules that were negotiated by mitch mcconnell on behalf of the republican caucus, agreed to by president trump's attorneys. but for 11 republican senators, they were still even more aggressive and even more out of touch than even the president's lawyers were. so when a not insignificant portion of the jurors or republicans in the senate are staking out a position that is even further than the president is, it gives you a sense that the lawyering doesn't matter, and they know how they're going to vote. >> van, if you view this as a trial, which it is, and they -- the senators are the jury, if this was a trial in a courtroom, you had 12 jurors, and the defense and prosecution offer

anderson, we could have seen this earlier this week with the filings they made. the democrats put forward an 80-page brief that gave their argument well, and trump's lawyers' brief was full of typos. but here's a good example, the morning started with a vote on the rules of the trial. how long, how many hours of debate, and so on. 11 republican senators voted against that. now, these are rules that were negotiated by mitch mcconnell on behalf of the republican caucus, agreed to by president trump's attorneys. but for 11 republican senators, they were still even more aggressive and even more out of touch than even the president's lawyers were. so when a not insignificant portion of the jurors or republicans in the senate are staking out a position that is even further than the president is, it gives you a sense that the lawyering doesn't matter, and they know how they're going to vote. to piggy back on kirsten's point it doesn't seem many minds will be changed in the senate. >> van, if you view this as a trial, which it is, and they -- the senators are the jury, i

we will be socially distancing as well. >> well, it's better to err on the side of caution, of course, especially during a dangerous time like this. andersonor everything you are doing. let me remind our viewers, stay with cnn for tonight's town hall with president joe biden. it airs at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have more news right after this. ♪ ♪ at wayfair... you can spend less on sofas that bring the whole family together. no matter what you need for your home you can spend less and get way more. i give to shriners hospitals for children because i want to be a part of something amazing. - i know my gift to shriners hospitals for children makes a difference in the lives of children. - our support gives kids a bright future. - i give because when i see a child smile, i smile. - when you support shriners hospitals for children, you're joining thousands of other caring people like you who have helped kids like me and over 1.4 million other kids do amazing things. - will you call the number on your screen right now and give $19 a month, just 63 cents a day? you'll be making a life-changing difference for a kid just like me. - your support he

john berman in for anderson. we begin with the latest on tiger woods and his condition after a car crash that authorities say could have easily been fatal. fortunately, it was not. but even a cursory look at the wreckage shows how bad it was, and how close one of the game's greatest came to losing it all on a dangerous stretch of california road. nick watt joins us. go ahead. >> reporter: we don't know what went wrong. he was driving down the road, hit the curb, flipped, and ended up behind that bush. the sheriff points out that between the point where he crossed the median and where he landed is a few hundred feet. which suggests he was going at a greater speed than normal. but the sheriff points out, this is a downhill, windy road, and accidents around here are not unc uncommon. early morning, a winding, downhill stretch of road. tiger woods was alone in the suv, trapped. >> the first contact was with the center median, went across a lane of traffic, hit the curb, hit a tree, and there were several rollovers. he w

used to happen and it will cost us thank you that's very clear professor chris anderson from the london school of economics and we take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of people so to the streets of the cap of the capital port au prince to protest against the president over the when least who they accuse of trying to establish.

. >> anderson, we all know that donald trump was cheering those rioters on. >> knowing it and provingare two different things. >> that is the challenge for these managers, proving what we all know, what senator sasse said he was told, that donald trump was delighted at the riot. couldn't understand why the others in the white house didn't share his feelings. how do they prove that point? i thought they did it so skillfully today with a tough gap like that to fill, because donald trump, the first of the surprises. and we've seen surprise after surprise now, which is part of the art of trial magic. donald trump was called to testify. no, he wouldn't come and testify. we saw the wonderful 13-minute video so powerful to convey their point. and today they took the time. they showed trump's pattern. not january 6th. going back months his embrace of violence. proud boys. stand by. the violent caravan. then they showed both his inaction and his embrace. there's no question. i think ross raised this earlier today. could they fill the gap? they filled the gap. one more thing, anderson. now it's

john berman in for anderson. wendition after a car crash that authorities say could have easily been fatal. fortunately, it was not. but even a cursory look at the wreckage shows how bad it was, and how close one of the game's greatest came to losing it all on a dangerous stretch of california road. nick watt joins us. go ahead. >> reporter: we don't know what went wrong. he was driving d

to really gauge the world and take on the you know anderson challenge we face the new administration's promise to try to restore the u.s. is reputation both at home and around the world. al jazeera washington the u.s. house of representatives has taken disciplinary action against a republican congresswoman who has supported wild conspiracy theories large retailer green has been removed from the education committee and others to achieve been assigned. a. former u.s. president donald trump has rejected a request by democrats to testify during his 2nd senate impeachment trial democrats who drafted the charges accused him of endangering the lives of all members of congress by inciting his supporters to storm capitol hill last month legal team says the senate lacks the authority to try him now that he's no longer president the trial begins on tuesday. for u.n. security council has called on me and mars military john turturro release to pose civilian leader. and others rights groups say more than a 140 people have been detained since monday's coup including senior leaders of su cheese n l d

you know anderson every individual whom we are mourning was in one regard and to feel a bit of a random big family because they just happened to be where the terrorist chose to carry out his deadly plan. in another sense however the of the victims were anything but ran. into a house of food and forced to long because in the hate filled minds of the perpetrator they were just target you could have his deadly plan because he believed they did not belong here about this big. a do the target and what that reason to this crime provokes so much horror like you are doing to not only but especially among them to see all those with an ethnic minority backgrounds you know and you know that any one of you who share this background for more could have been the victim of this murderous attack and we can assume that the terrorist wanted his crime to be seen exactly in that way that's come as a message from the fall as a declaration of war on the established forms of peaceful coexistence. for you to publish perfidious message that spreads not only her so now but above all fear these are feeling many p

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so, just before that, i'll take anderson's place. and wen early edition of prime time at 8:00 p.m. eastern because anderson just can't do it all. so, thank you for watching. "cnn tonight." the big show, with the big star, d lemon, right now. >> wow. cnn shuffle tomorrow. you are going to be doing the shuffle. >> they are getting a come up, my audience. getting the come up. >> i got to ask you. why don't you ever go iceskating with me? >> i'm not a big ice skater. neither are you, from what i have seen on instagram. but i don't love the cold. i don't love being on the ice, in case i have to protect myself. because you never know who's out there with you. especially, where we live. >> that's -- well, with the masks and everything. i know. that's the only exercise i get. i've been hibernating. i have not seen you for like a bunch of the winter, you know that, right? >> we have not gotten together, as much. you guys have been living very cautiously. >> uh-huh. >> i have the kids. it's hard to live as cautiously. it is chaotic. it's why this sch

>> anderson, it looks like this could wrap up much quicker than we earlier anticipated. the trump legal team saying today that they intend to only use three to four hours of the 16 hours they have available to them to make their case. that means that theoretically tomorrow they could move quick will i to the question and answer period. now, if everything goes according to plan, that means this could all be wrapped up by saturday. now, there are a lot of caveats to that. we still don't know if witnesses will be called. we don't know if both sides intend to use the full time allotted to them when it comes to questions and answers. but it seems pretty clear that both democrats and republicans are ready to get this trial in the rearview mirror. and anderson, based on what republican senators told us today after they left the chamber, it still seems pretty clear that president trump will be acquitted. >> ryan nobles, appreciate it. what we've seen in this trial and what's to come from one of the jurors, senator chris murphy of connecticut joins us now. senator, i first just w

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we have breaking news on the vote whether liz cheney will maintain her leadership position. cnn's ryan nobles at the capitol with the very latest. have they started to vote? >> they have, andersonber, we weren't even sure if a vote was going to take place tonight. we now know that they are voting, and that process is beginning right now. this could take time. there are 211 republican house members. each is casting a secret ballot. unlike the votes they take on the house floor where we're able to get a record of how they voted, this is all done in secret. so they have to physically cast their ballot and then those ballots are to be counted. we do know some republican leaders are already starting to leave the meeting right now so the process is wrapping up but it could take a little time before we know whether or not liz cheney will remain as the third ranking republican in the house of representatives. >> ryan nobles, thank you. appreciate it. congresswoman greene, meantime, showing no remorse, speaking to the washington democrats, criticizing democrats. her and i'm quoting her. how stupid they are. they don't realize they're helping me. they don't realize how dumb they are. so

a beautiful memento a certificate signed by commissioner anderson. we hope you enjoyed eating the delicious food provided by today a family run restaurant in the park side for putting together the platters and fresh meat rks, cheeses and more. two bottles of wine. inside your bag, you have a gift card to dine at the outdoor seating available. or you can save it for when we can get back indoors again. for now you can use your cards for outdoor dining. thank you for donating the nifty is 150 hats. thank you for the director of property management for coordinating these tickets for our honorees. you have a ticket to an eatery in the bay view. this is not only delicious but run by one of our very own commissioners cat anderson. it has been open since 2018 serving food, cocktails to go. i speak for myself and the department when i say we truly hope the reward an gift you receive today-i can't speak. the gratitude that everyone in this room feels for your incredible work and hard service, you are doing to keep our parks clean safe and beautiful for all. thank