fanny willis. fanny willis is 49 years old, the mother of two daughters, and tonight fanny willis stands on the threshold of history. she might become the first prosecutor in history to charge a president of the united states with committing a crime. fanny willis is the district attorney of fulton county, georgia. georgia's secretary of state was in fulton county on saturday when he received a phone call from the president of the united states, which several former prosecutors have now said contains evidence of federal and state election crimes committed by donald trump. the president cannot pardon himself out of legal trouble in fulton county because presidential pardons apply only to federal crimes, not state crimes. fanny willis issued a written statement today saying, anyone who commits a felony violation of georgia law in my jurisdiction will be held accountable. anyone. fanny willis was elected district attorney on november 3rd in the same georgia election that donald trump is now lying about

willy shih from harvard business school.ou can hear more conversations with professor shih on our podcast. you can check that out at apple podcast and spotify. semis are a key part of the global supply chain. we focus on trade with a professor of political economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: over the past four years, one of the major talking points for outgoing president trump is his global trade war with china. it is interesting, the focus our colleague took a look at how both countries are faring when you look at china versus the u.s.. who has won? joe: if you look now, especially after almost a year of this coronavirus crisis, chinese exports, absolutely booming right now. that is the blue line -- sorry, that is the blue line. romaine: it is turquoise, joe. joe: i am colorblind. chinese exports aren't as big but you have to figure about the americans cooped up, buying stuff at amazon and walmart. that is the blue line. romaine: lots of people want to see whether u.s. policy actually changes under the biden administrat

all right. >> my kids love a good willie geist interview.day today" fan. >> yeah. >> you're supposed to be tour, instead you're doing zoom calls with me. >> the highlight of my day, willie. >> it must be a slow day at your house. >> are we going to use this camera, too? i'm wearing like my -- my -- >> got your slippers on? >> this year has really blown. ♪ ♪ well the road was like a welcome mat ♪ >> i think most of us thought we're down for a couple of weeks. we didn't know. >> we tried rescheduling initially, and then when that didn't work, we said, well, let's move it to next year and hope for the best. >> we had about three days of body aches, but the lasting effect is the loss of taste and smell. >> any cabin fever whatsoever for you? >> not as much as like i would think i would have. i mean, chris and i were talking about it. we haven't been apart for, you know, even a night, like a dinner for so long. >> quarantine has been a lot of rose. >> those first few months must have tough. >> around the middle of may, i was curled up in a ball i

robinson. >> willy, there was a column this weekend.an remind me of somebody who said how humiliating it was to be a trump follower, how hue mitt yaling it was to be a qanon follower because your entire life is talking about an event coming and then it never comes. and then you are humiliated and then you have to talk about the next end of the world and those never come as well. that was donald trump's presidency. >> well, nbc's ben collins has been writing about that for a long time. >> it was ben. >> yeah. there were dates circled on the calendar. january 6th was one of them. the next one is when the political and culture rapture is supposed to happen and it doesn't happen. then it gets kicked down the road. at some point you would think people would catch on. you're so right about the health care. and wall is the most glaring example. that was the basis of his entire campaign. build that wall. mexico is going to pay for it. it started when he came down the escalator in june of 2015. he will leave office tomorrow with 10 to 15 miles b

they all have encouraged this through the years, willie. this is where it was going to end up, post charlottesville. we were coming straight this direction and look at that. look at josh hawley. you know -- >> he's so proud. >> so proud that he would be able to do something that no terrorist organization has been able to do. no foreign power has been able to do since the war of 1812. invade the people's house. lay waste to the people's house, commit insurrection, sedition, treason against the united states of america. josh -- josh, i went to southern state schools. no, put the picture of josh back up there. i went to southern state schools, josh, maybe i'm just stupid, but is that what they really taught you at stanford, how to commit treason, how to encourage insurrection against the united states of america? how to have blood on that fist of yours, josh? this is you, buddy. this is your moment. it was your insurrection. you know the constitution. you went to yale law school. you know exactly what you were doing. you were the one that stir

willie?ted into the baseball hall of fame. all 25 of this year's finalists fell short of the 75% vote threshold by the baseball writers association. barry bonds and roger clemens appeared near the top of the list. they seem to be plateauing around that mark likely due to the writers posture towards players implicating the steroid era. schilling was 16 votes. his decision was because of his decision to share tweets and eventual social media tweets that showed express support for the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the writers' ballots had been supported prior to that date. some asked if they could withdraw their votes for schilling. all were in their ninth year of eligibility on the ballot, leaving them one year left on the ballot this year. but schilling said he will asked to be removed from the ballot. he writes, wrote, i will defer to the veterans committee and mens whose opinions actually matter and are in a position to actually judge a player. if former players think i am, then i

. >> professor mann, it's willie geist, good to have you back with us, part of the argument against joe biden's new plan and sweeping climate change plans over the years has been jobs, that you're going to cost millions of jobs in oil and gas and you're going to cripple entire states but one of the points you've made in the book and one we've heard from some congressmen and even senators in midwestern states is why can't we be the place that turns into clean energy jobs, that makes cell fuel batteries and solar panels and all the things that look to the future of energy? how do you make that transition to those kind of jobs and how do you make that argument to people who are rightly scared that their livelihood is at stake? >> yeah, thanks, willie, it's a great question and, you know, we saw that again in joe biden's plan yesterday. one of the things that i like so much about the way he framed this is this is about jobs. it's about climate change but it's about the opportunity that comes with climate crisis. the green energy jobs that will be available, fossil fuel jobs these days are f

here we are at the base of brown willy, the weather is horrible.ell, it's been a roller—coaster ride and of course with covid recovery, it is a difficult thing for people to get over. they feel very tired and breathless and he does feel tired and breathless still. well, storm alex has definitely come in and look at it — the weather's blowing and the rain's coming in heavy but it is as good as we thought it might be. he is already heading up the hill like a schoolboy. he has raced ahead of me. he is full of beans and very excited. but obviously, we are taking it sensibly, because the weather is making this even trickier. when i first started exploring, it was all about showing off, about going further and more bravely than other people. and a lot of explorers today still do just that. but i was lucky enough to discover causes, tribal people and rainforests. and i now realise it is much more important for adventurers, people doing exciting things, to have a purpose which helps to save the world. make it a better place, because we haven't got time to

but willie, who else is stupid enough. i have said this guy has to be the dumbest guy, other than ron johnson. he doesn't really count. he has to be the dumbest guy in the united states senate. because he is arguing that he lives in a communist country where his first amendment rights are violated as he is writing a front page op-ed on the new york post. >> and it gets published. . >> he's getting paid how much money to write a book? and he's claiming his first amendment rights are violated because it is not simon & schuster. >> i thought businesses had the right to choose who they do business with. >> i know i killed hamlet, not even the first act, before the curtain went up. >> yep. >> what a whiner. all of these right wing seditionists who are saying private companies are making decisions about the content they want in their, you know -- suddenly, they're -- but this guy has been talking about this a long time, claiming first amendment violations based on content they choose to run or not run. listen, my deal is i just

but it's multipart, willie.ng to be able to get out of the pandemic or get the pandemic under control overnight. it's going to take months and months. we want to also be clear in setting that expectation with the american public. so today he will spend the day talking about it. he will deliver some remarks to the public outlining more specifics on the vaccine plans, more specifics on restrictions that he will put in place to keep people healthy and safe. and we'll build from there. it's just the beginning. . >> mike barnicle? >> jen, you're the first person to occupy the press secretary's office in four years with some experience, who knows what she is doing. you don't need any on-the-job training. you have had it at the state department and the prior white house. what would be your thinking about ways to lower certainly the burner flame, lower the hostility that has enveloped the role of the press and the press secretary in the prior white house? do you feel confident that's already done? >> i think it's going

willie geist, final thoughts? we're going to see the president of the use impeached for a second time. a one-term president who lost the popular vote twice will be impeached twice. we've never seen it before. as mika says, joe, this will be a moment on the record for members of the house to cast a vote. do you support what you saw at the capitol last wednesday, plain and simple? a president who fanned the flames of an insurrection, of something much more than a riot. it was an attack, a planned attack that killed a police officer, that threatened the lives of our leadership of our country that's not a political statement, of all of the leaders of our country including the vice president of the united states. are you okay with what you saw at the capitol last wednesday? we will find out in the house today. >> and republicans in the house and the senate need to understand that as the acting u.s. attorney for washington, d.c. said yesterday, the capitol grounds inside and out is a crime scene. and they're going to be

willie, this is donald trump's party. and right now, if you look at the polls, the majority of republicans remain with this fascist president. >> yeah, they do. a majority of them do. and a large portion would nominate him again if he decides to run in 2024, after what we've seen. i'm glad the officers, like the one we just saw in a cnn interview. that was michael finone, d.c. metro police officer. he has four daughters. i'm glad they came out and began to tell their stories. as bad and horrifying as that looked two wednesdays ago on television, it was much, much worse. with each new account we learn how bad it was. he talked about being dragged down the steps near the west front and west terrace. and then them talking about taking his own gun and killing him with it. he drifted in and out of consciousness. he had a mild attack. he's okay, as you can see him talking in that interview yesterday. all these people who for years and years and years talk about backing the blue, supporting the police officers, do you support wh

this is sick, willie.urrection against the united states of america. i understand that fox news is having trouble because newsmax is taking some of its viewers. some of the people think that fox news has not been harsh enough since the election. but we had mobs surging up to the united states capitol a couple weeks ago. you have a former republican leader saying that all democrats want to "exterminate republicans." >> yeah. i mean -- >> that is pattonly -- patently un-american for him to say that. he's trying to gin up the base so he can make money on his mailing lists, so they can drive ratings up, and so he can inspire an insurrection against the united states as well. and for another host to be as anti-american as he is, attacking our men and women in uniform saying they're not americans, that they're democrats and they're there to make the american people submit to the democrats will, that is beyond grotesque. of all the crazy stuff we've seen, we've never been to this point yet. >>> coming up, preside

that, right, willie? >> i'm distracted. >> willie is tired of me talking about the dog track. >> no, i'm distracted by donny because he's in the waiting room of a laser hair removal salon and we don't want him to be late for his appointment. so we have to get to him. >> nailed it. >> so we'll hurry up and ask you a couple of questions so you can get on to your most important work of the day, the laser hair removal. >> ew. >> so you know, donny, this is going to be sort of a bumpy segue. hell, here is merrick garland from yesterday. >> to serve as attorney general at this critical time, to lead the more than 113,000 dedicated men and women who work at the department to ensure the rule of law is a calling i am honored and eager to answer. as everyone who watched yesterday's events in washington now understands, if they did not understand before, the rule of law is not just some lawyer's term or phrase. it is the very foundation of our democracy. >> the rule of law is the very foundation of the democracy. wh

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>> no, willie.e president does not have the role of being able to contest these electoral votes. make no mistake, this might take longer than it normally does but congress will fulfill its constitutional duty today and joe biden will be certified as the president of the use and inaugurated on january 20th. >> congresswoman yamiche alcindor is here with a question for you. >> good morning, congresswoman. i have a question about what you see in georgia and how you think this might be a sort of blueprint for democrats and republicans going forward when we think about the future of the american democracy. and i also want to ask you when you look at the fact yes, joe biden is going to be president in about two weeks, what does it say though you will have senators stand up and object to this? what does it do to american democracy and will it at all hurt the presidency of joe biden? >> make no mistake, we are facing stress tests from this president again and again and again, but what we have seen time and

david willis, bbc news, los angeles. has said he will ensure a safe inauguration of the new administration next week as security is ramped up across the nation. mike pence's remarks followed a briefing with the fbi director. president trump has issued an emergency declaration forwashington, running from monday until the ceremony on january 20. mr pence says they will ensure a smooth transition of power. our aim here, that the american people can be confident and that we will ensure that we have a safe inauguration, that president—electjoe biden and vice president—elect kamala harris are sworn in as the new president and vice president of the united states in a manner consistent with our history and tradition and in a way that gives honour to the american people and to the united states. 0ur north america correspondent david willis has been listening to mr biden�*s speech. hejoins us now he joins us now from hejoins us now from los angeles. you have been listening to those marks. how febrile is the mood in the us and part

willie?is an effort by homeland security to say this threat has not subsided. let's be clear, it was the lie that persists and the lie still floated by some members of congress that in fact, joe biden is not the legitimate president of the united states that drives a lot of this. extremists groups had driven them before. it's not going or anywhere. it's become the focus of law enforcement in the biden administration. >> well, i think that's exactly right. you know, we have heard this now for months, years, that this domestic hate, the domestic terrorism was a serious, if not the most serious threat to the american government. it wasn't until january 6th that i think people in washington woke up and talked about what happened. chris wray, going back, much to the consternation of the trump administration which thought that he walked the page. i think this warning shows from the dhs the threat hasn't gone away. this was not a one off. it was not related to a specific, you know, moment in time. a

feel a sense of real hometown pride. >> it is the pride that makes it oh, so special according to willie. >> the first two positions below the president are held by californians. that means there is something about us that makes us distinctive and selectable and electable. >> reporter: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news will have live coverage beginning at 6:00 a.m. >>> developing news, crews are making significant progress against wildfires. they are working right now to beat back the flames of four smaller fires, the lso-called 7 acres and 20% containment. cal fire said at least ten blazes broke out since last night. some of the fires burned in areas scorched in last year's lightning complex fire. >> wind, really, really hard. burn the branches. they start falling down. not long ago we had the big fires. well, everything still in our minds. >> reporter: about 100 homes were evacuated near watsonville. no reports tonight of any buildings damaged. it was so blustery out there today. the good news tonight is that the winds are easing. >> yeah, dan, they certainly are. let's check in wi

>> stephen: thank you for that analysis, willy.of the president losing: the president lost. which means biden's inauguration is going to happen on january 20, whether the president likes it or not. for the record, not. thanks to the pandemic, they're making some adjustments to biden's swearing-in ceremony. for instance, they've eliminated the traditional inaugural parade. so to all you die-hard inaug-heads out there, i'm sorry. you'll just have to go stand in the cold and wave at traffic on your own time. cancelling the parade is just part of what the inaugural committee says will be a significantly scaled-down ceremony that will feature stringent health and safety protocols. of course, the current president was way ahead of the curve on socially distanced inauguration. speaking of stains on the country that will linger long past this president, we're still in the middle of an unprecedented pandemic. and it's changed the way we do almost everything, including watching movies. we're catching even the biggest new blockbusters at home

willie nelson has been here.. ♪ we got married in a fever, hotter than ♪ >> he brought judy cash down here. we claimed she was my cousin. when willy nelson wrought his autobiography, he confessed that he smoked pot in the white house one night when he was spending the night with me. he says his companion that shared the pot with him was one of the servants in the white house. that is not exactly true. it actually was one of my sons, which he didn't want to categorize as a pot smoker like him. there were some people who didn't like my being deeply involved with willie nelson and bob dylan and disreputable rock and rollers. but i didn't care about that. i was doing what i really believed. the response i think from the followers of those musicians was much more influential than a few people who thought that being associated with rock and roll and radical people was inappropriate for a president. ♪ ♪ >> one of the things that has held america together when we have been together has been the music that we share and lo

the former mayor, willie brown says that wednesday will be historic. >> joe biden on the eve of his inaugurationed states, offering a nation in pain words of comfort. to heal we must remember. >> on the eve of the inauguration, san jose's leaders joined the rest of the country remembering the victims of covid-19. >> calmer, cooler, rain in the forecast. i will break it all down coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> live breaking news. >>> president trump issuing 73 pardons in the waning hours of his presidency. among those former chief strategist, this man steve bannon who is accused of stealing more than $1 million in a fake fundraising scheme to help build trump's border wall. >> also pardoned, lil wayne, the rapper who pleaded guilty to illegally possessing a handgun as a felon. elliott broidy and anthony levandowski. >> those that have not received a pardon, joseph maldonado, tiger king, rudy giuliani and n family. >> tonighte are just hours w away from joe biden being sworn in as the 46th president. 25,000 national guard troops on du.ty joining us. i am ama daetz. >> in about

willie, we are watching the president of the united states depart.rst lady, dr. jill biden. joe biden and dr. jill biden emerging from blaire house and now a new vision for america begins as the trumps are leaving and the bidens are emerging. >> out of respect for the president of the united states, the bidens waiting until he finished his remarks. they stepped out of church to attend pass. they were joined there by mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy, other members of congress in a theme today, which is a show of unity. who wasn't there at the rally at point base andrews with president trump. mitch mcconnell was not there. president trump's own vice president was not there to see him off. of course donald trump has been furious for vice president mike pence for somehow not bending the rules of the united states senate and reversing the count of the electoral college a couple weeks ago on a day that led to the attack on the capitol. the president was off script, off prompter. there were prompters set up earlier in the day. those came down and he riffed o

i think everything that willie nelson wrote.white house by raising money when i didn't have any money. ♪ >> gregg and i were good friends. the allman brothers had been here and bob dylan has not been here. but willie nelson has been here and johnny cash has been here. ♪ we got married in a fever, hotter than ♪ >> he brought judy cash down here. we always claimed that she was my cousin. ♪ when willie nelson wrote his autobiography, he confessed that he smoked pot in the white house one night when he was spending the night with me. and he says that his companion that shared the pot with him was one of the servants at the white house. that is not exactly true. it actually was one of my sons, which he didn't want to categorize as a pot smoker like him. ♪ there were some people who didn't like my being deeply involved with willie nelson and bob dylan and disreputable rock and rollers. but i didn't care about that because i was doing what i really believed. and the response, i think, from the followers of those musicians was much more

police say willie mccoy had fallen asleep with a gun on his lap. officers used their cars to block in his car and attempted to pull him out. but the doors were locked. and the special prosecutor is a former district attorney for san bernardino county. the solano county das office hired him to look into the shooting. he says as the officers tried to come up with a new plan, he will cup. the special prosecutor says mccoy suffered from 38 gunshot wounds. >> all indicated some format that he went down and reached for the gun. in their mind, he was reaching for the gun. >> we still have never seen any footage that actually shows him reaching for a gun, you see him moving. >> reporter: melissa knowles represents the mccoy family. >> there is still, they are still reeling with a shock and discussed and you know, sort of the feeling that the justice in america is not necessarily meant for young black men. >> reporter: she says his race played a factor. >> would not have applied to a middle-aged white person in a suit, then it should not apply to him just b

chairman, it's willie geist. good to see you this morning. democrats took the senate with the two big wins in your neighboring state in georgia. held onto the house and won the presidency. there's no way to put that other than it was a great election season for democrats. but i think you would confess the gains in the house were lacking. that you had hoped to gain a larger majority, that you lost some seats, that the tossups

reporter sara willis revisits a very different cuba a year after the project started. jewish music composed between 933 and 145 was mostly hidden away and forgotten as the nazis were in power now 75 years later with a project called laban's melodeon all melodies of life the clarinet is no bench him self the grandson of holocaust survivors has brought this music back to life i'm one of the resulting concerts is in a synagogue here in berlin on the occasion of holocaust remembrance day. this is a melody of life. peace was composed by mario medley when he was a very young man living in florence. a short time later mellie was murdered by the nazis as melody his being rehearsed for a holocaust remembrance concert led by berlin's nimrod ensemble. from mine if i mean it's. some of my family members survived some of them were murdered in the shoah so these melodies are very sentimental to me it's all very personal for me. it's also personal for noor. the leader of the nimrod ensemble he's dedicated the levens melodeon project to mario mary and other composers. this is the youn

willie: there's a lot to learn on how to take care of the land. you know, californians were really good at taking care of this land, but there's also a lot of knowledge that was lost. and one of our goals is to relearn a lot of that, and one of the ways you do that is just to get out there and do, you know. harjo: it's about reconnection to this knowledge that is in our ancestral memory and in our blood. it's not a new process, it's just a process that's being rewed. and so, we're rearning. and i think i'm also constantly unlearning the colonialism, and i think especially here, with the cultural conservancy, i get to just listen to the lessons of plants and remember that this relationship is about reciprocity and about stewardship and honoring the circle of relations that you find yourself in. nelson: we all have a role in this and people see we are living out of balance, and it's really time we honor traditional ecological knowledge so that we can reharmonizwith tho cycles of nature again and tend nature in a way that is reciprocal and in balance

along with joe, willie and me, we have former u.s. senator, now nbc news and msnbc political analy analyst, claire mechanic cast skill. former assistant director of the fbi counterintelligence division frank joins us this morning. his new book is "the fbi way." inside the bureau's code of excellence. >> so we've got frank here. hey, frank, you know i went to law school. a country lawyer. . >> are we starting this way? >> i don't understand these strange words you jumble together. i would like to read a couple of federal criminal statutes because i think it's a good place to start this show. because i think with all of the ground noise that's going on, all the questions about who voted what, where, i think we're missing the bigger picture. and i want federal authorities to know that the people of the united states of america are going to pressure them every day to hold these traitors, seditionists to the full extent of the law. i understand a lot of people out there call themselves evangelicals that no longer believe in the word of god

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enrollment ends january 31st. killed willie mccoy. you may remember officers shot him after he was found passed out in his car in a taco bell drive thru with a loaded gun on his lap. our crime of water. henry lee talked with special prosecutor who made the decision. got six fully hope police officers will not be criminally charged for fatally shooting willie mccoy in a taco bell drive thru in 2019. mccoy was asleep in a car with a gun in his lap. i felt that all six were legal legally justified. it thought he say. the officers fired 55 shots in three seconds after mccoy awoke and reached for the gun. koi was hit by about three dozen of those rounds. as soon as the officers felt that there was no more threat. they stopped firing special prosecutor michael ramos, a former san bernardino county d. a review the case that the request of solano county d. a. krista abrams, who recused herself. threat. he had this individual with the gun and just laughed. it was loaded that you have to. um, you can't sit back as a you know, monday morning qua

>> that's the right way to think about it, willie.hat was a little bit of a threat there from president trump to the vice president. i was really struck by that, especially because pence has been a republican that has really been very careful to never run afoul of president trump. in this case basically, his boss as the vice president. but what we're going to see tomorrow is a long, drawn out exercise in futility, basically. the senators know that there is no way to actually use this process to overturn the election and the republican party has been split cleanly in two or not so cleanly, really, with several of them arguing liz cheney in a 21-page memo that this is against the constitution. this is not legal. setting the precedent to have congress overturn our elections is not something that republicans want to do. it's not a place they want to go. so yes, they'll convene a joint session on the floor of the house of representatives and remember, we're dealing with coronavirus so it may look a little bit different. normally this entir

david willis, bbc news, los angeles. david willis, bbc news, los angeles.hs have been reported in the worst snowstorms to hit spain for up to half a century. storm filomena has blanketed parts of the country in heavy snow , of the country in heavy snow, causing disruption and travel chaos. the capital madrid, one of the worst affected areas, is set to see up to 20cm of snow in the next 2a hours. with all the sport now, here's gavin ra mjaun at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. it's fa cup third round weekend — six games are under way already and we start with one of the pick of the ties. it's national league north club, chorley, who are in round three for the first time. against championship club derby county who have had to field a youth side due to a covid outbreak in the first team. forward connor hall putting them ahead afterjust ten minutes. it's 1—0 at half time. national league club boreham wood are also in the third round for the first time. in the third round for the first time, but their hopes of causing a shock against millwall have taken a b

david willis, thanks so much.lockdown — a leading children's author will tell us why her latest works deal with the pandemic. the japanese people are in morning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief — after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. around the world, people have been paying tribute to the iconic rock star, david bowie, who sold 140 million albums in a career that spanned half a century. his family announced overnight that he died of cancer at the age of 69. the world's tallest skyscraper opens later today, the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news, the l

albion went ahead, thanks to a gift from wolves�* willy boly.... the first goal celebration, suitably muted.wolves are also on a poor run... missing injured striker raul himenezzz... his stand—in, 35 million pound teenager fabio silva, happy to take the plaudits for the equaliser. and 1—1 became 2—1 just before half time — willy boly�*s team—mates breaching protocols to congratulate him. leaving allardyce's side needing to bounce back themselves... two flicked headers and they were level. semi ajayi's third goal in five games, provoking another spontaneous lack of social distancing. another penalty conceded by wolves gave their local rivals the chance to come out on top... pereira calmly put this one away too... a big win but west brom still widely tipped to go down — although they may not be listening. brighton are now two places above the relegation zone after winning 1 nil at leeds.... their goal came after a quarter of an hour — the result of some neat passing, with neal maupee finishing off the move. leeds made a better fist of it in the se

thank you. >> vice president for the port commission willie adams. [roll call vote] >> president brandon: thank you. commissioner adams has been elected vice president. >> vice president adams: i want to thank you madam president. thank you commissioner woo ho for nominate me, director forbe and all the staff. we're in 2021 now. i take this an exciting year. we've got 2020 in the rear view mirror. i think this commission, is the best in the city, we're going to have it again this year. we saw our democracy threatened last week in the capitol in d.c. hearing threats, assassination on our president and vice president and speaker. we got work to do and we're going to do it as a port. i couldn't be prouder being with the commissioners that i serve with. it's an honor and port staff. we're going to do our job to be a beacon of light here in san francisco once again, thank you all. appreciate it. >> president brandon: congratula tions vice president adams. >> president brandon: thank you. >> president brandon: next item please. >> that will be item 9b. the

willie, what do you think? >> well, you're right that many in the biden administration -- and joe biden has signaled this actually when he talked about hoping they could bifurcate, let's not forget all the initiatives that he has planned. they don't love the idea. i think what people would say is you have to put a marker in history that this behavior is unacceptable and it's the only way to get to what a lot of people want to see in the democratic party, the disqualification of trump to run again in 2024, to hover over the country, to hover over our politics. you have to convict first on impeachment, and then you can have a majority vote on whether or not he's disqualified. >> katty kay, is it worth distracting from the biden agenda the first 100 days with any democrats on the hill allow joe biden to say, you know what, he's been impeached in the house, with he don't have the votes to convict him in the senate. let's not distract from the agenda getting people back to work and taking covid on and let's leave it

let's bring in -- >> i want to go to willie first. on -- being part of the conspiracy for insurrection against the united states government, clearly covers donald trump jr.'s language yesterday. we're coming after you. if you don't vote the way we want you to vote, we're coming after you. donald trump talking about marching up and trying to show strength, not weakness. you can't be weak. sounding just like mussolini, a fascist. we've been saying for some time he's a fascist, at least i have. and rudy giuliani, trial by combat. all of this was followled by the sacking of the u.s. capitol. all of this was filed by the insurrection that stopped the constitutional process of counting electors to determine the next president of the united states. it doesn't seem to get much clearer than that. >> yeah. the thing with them always has been that words are cheap. they can say whatever they want. they don't have to suffer the consequences. they're not standing in that building trying to hold a line with the capitol police as thousands of people

but 1st to cuba where horn player stero willis caught up with some old friends. hello and welcome to hop on a q i'm sara willis and exactly one year ago i was here standing on this where singing dancing and playing my horn with the musicians of the hub on the lyceum orchestra. for. the. it's a very different cuba than it was one year ago because of the pandemic but i'm really looking forward to seeing my cuban musician friends from helium and finding out how they have spent this last year. of january 2021 a much quieter habana than usual face masks a compulsory everywhere long lines for food a total lack of tourists and absolutely no live music on the streets. i'm back here for a concert with the have an ally see him orchestra to celebrate our project mozart the mumble the concert will now be streamed without an audience but we are simply happy to play together again and meet we give it a. conductor jose antonio mendez padrón known as pepe arrived in style for the 1st rehearsal. but. said oh yeah today i feel good because we are hassling but otherwise we're all s

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but 1st to cuba where horn player stero willis caught up with some old friends. hello and welcome to hop on a q but i'm sara willis and exactly one year ago i was here standing on this where singing dancing and playing my one with the musicians of the hub on the lyceum orchestra. to the. it's a very different cuba than it was one year ago because of the pandemic but i'm really looking forward to seeing my cuban musician friends from here and finding out how they have spent this last year. january 2021 a much quieter havana than usual facemasks a compulsory everywhere long lines for food a total lack of tourists and absolutely no live music on the streets. i'm back here for a concert with the have an ally see him orchestra to celebrate our project mozart the mambo the concert will now be streamed without an audience but we are simply happy to play together again and meet with the. conductor jose antonio mendez padrón known as pepe arrived in style for the 1st rehearsal. r r. well . i said oh yeah today i feel good because we are hassling but otherwise we're all st

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i'm willie geist.ree days, joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. donald trump's single term will end one week after he was impeached for the second time. washington is locked down with similar scenes at state capitols across the country, amid warnings there could be more violence in the days leading up to wednesday's inauguration. the latest in a live report and talk to chuck todd just ahead. then our sunday focus on the digital trail of evidence left by the people who attacked the united states capitol and how law enforcement is using the rioters' own several media to track them down. plus in our sunday spotlight, the ambitious new plan to bring internet connections to young students who have been left behind at home during this crisis, simply because they don't have wi-fi. and later, a new sunday sitdown with rob lowe on another season of the hit series in which he plays a firefighter, a run-in with his new neighborhood prince harry and the wild ride of his four decad