we are still seeing hospitalizations go up in oregon, wyoming, alaska, kentucky. fortunately, the leading indicators suggest they are on a similar trajectory to the rest of the country. you would expect those numbers to start coming down soon. emily: jonathan levin, thank you for that update. coming up, the mission to develop sound money. imaginin -- the managing director tells us about the upgrade and what it means for users. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bitcoin existed before twitter started -- >> if bitcoin existed before twitter started, we would see different business models. we would see a lot less of the issues advertising systems can bring up, in terms of privacy, everything we see on surveillance capitalism, as well. emily: jack dorsey speaking at the microstrategy world two day conference focused on the digital transformation bitcoin strategy, microstrategy the biggest corporate holder of bitcoin in the world. break it down. a lot to digest. >> one is jack dorsey talking about the technology itself and how it would have transformed twitter had it been a tec

>> i think it could, but i honestly i have more confidence in the people of wyoming. i hope that they're watching this closely and i hope they're watching a political party in the united states legitimize political violence and violent -- and, you know, what was basically a datete on police, an attempted murder on the sitting vice president of the country. that is what this vote today represents, it represents a u.s. political party, the republican party, siding with these individuals. so, you know, i think, yeah, it gives pause on what the next step will be in terms for liz cheney, but i have full confidence that hopefully she will prevail because i think it matters because today this moment really does matter. it's a sad day for america. not only is it rock bottom for the republican party but it's actually sad to watch this on display that this is who they are and the side that they have chosen. >> there are -- there are a couple of, i think, snapshots as we laid out at the top of the show of what we're seeing of the republican party coming out of this meeting. one

ultimate forcing the employee to drive him out of state to a motel in wyoming. you're looking at moment police stormed the building to rescue her. we're following the story. camilla a strange story. what is the latest? >> reporter: hey, jim. really is a bizarre story, and authorities saying when they got that motel after the s.w.a.t. team came in and arrested joseph beecher, he was found with an ar-15 and handgun. thankfully the employee was okay and was everybody was hoping for. this happened wednesday at about 10:15 in the morning. we're getting a lot of this information from court documents reviewed saying that according to the surveillance video this man got to the ranch, saw the gate. got out. went back into his truck when he ranned into that gate to get into the ranch. when he got in he found this employee and according to interview, the employee obviously telling police he was heavily armed and threatening to shoot her face off. then she said he was going on rants about bloomberg, asking for his daughters. then realized the bloombergs were not at the ranc

. >> the senator from wyoming is recognized from her office. >> thank you. thank you for appearing here today. i want to follow on the line of questioning that senator hagerty has begun a few minutes ago and asked about recommendation in the president's working group report on stablecoin issuers that it should only be limited to insured depository institutions. with respect to the insurance requirement, is it the case that the fbi see have found that stablecoin's and their assets are insurable and have these agencies committed to provide deposit insurance to do novo institutions that issue stablecoin? >> the proposal for stablecoin issuers to be insured institutions does not necessarily mean that stablecoin's need positive insurance. i think that would depend on the circumstances of the backing and the functionality of the stablecoin that is being provided. the proposal is not and the pwg did not recommend necessarily stablecoin be backed by insurance. >> what other types of backings would you believe would adequately protect the consumer? >> reserve assets

the kids in wyoming know it's not going to help them. democrats desperately want to look like they're starting to do something after ignoring inflation, denying it was even there in the first place. yet after months and months and months of the american people suffering, the american people know a gimmick when they see it. so democrats have tried to spend five months passing their billion dollar reckless tax an--tax-and-spending bill. the president called it build back better when he was spoag to county commissioners. the bill includes electric vehicles so they get subsidized. electric vehicles don't pay gas tax because they use electricity. they don't subsidize in any way or pay to use the roads for the wear and tear on the roads that they drive. and yet the democrats are calling for billions and billions of additional dollars of subsidies for those drivers. nearly every democrat in this body still supports this taxpayer giveaway. nearly every democrat in the senate still supports joe biden's war on american energy. the war on american

. >> senator lummis from wyoming is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. acting director thompson, we haven't met, i hope we'll have an opportunity to do so in the near future. governor brainard, thank you very much for the time you've spent with me and the conversations we've had in the past year. i appreciate that very much. governor brainard, my questions are for you. as we've discussed, wyoming is the largest exporting state of energy in the nation. and that's because of our small population. we don't consume very much of the energy we produce. we export it. it is critically important to our economy and to our job base and to american energy independence. do you believe the federal reserve has the authority, either through rules or guidance, to broadly curtail community banks' investments in oil, coal, or gas exploration? >> no. no, senator. >> thank you. do you understand the regulatory burden that incorporating climate risk into bank regulation may have on community banks in wyoming? >> i do, and i don't favor asking community banks to put in place t

wyoming, for instance. 54% of the people in wyoming are fully vaccinated. so there are a lot of variables to keep track of when we're trying to understand when it is safe to drop masking. and also, when we drop masking, we're telling the most vulnerable in our population that you're on your own. and i'm uncomfortable with that message. when youngkin drops mask mandates, or allows parents to opt out of mask mandates in virginia, what he's telling the parent of a child with either severe asthma or brittle diabetes or a kid who is recovering from leukemia, that they're on their own. >> one of the issues i hear a lot from viewer, the cdc doesn't seem to distinguish, although they acknowledge on their webb that there is a difference. they don't seem to distinguish the real difference between a cloth mask that your aunt sadie made you with eagles logos on it or whatever, and an n-95 mask. but there is a big difference. the cdc acknowledges it on the website but when it comes to mask requirements or mandates, they don't. i think a lot of people are confused by tha

she's in the senate, represents wyoming. she had this response to the ion rnc centering the congresswoman. quote, i think it was an interesting approach to have a novel approach to have a national republican committee take a position like that. so this is not a support or oppose this is just an observation that i thought that was novel and unique. honestly, that is an all-time great cowardly politician quote. it wasn't new, huh. i've seen more than a few in my day, and that is up there. the question is not gonna go away. not good enough, not gonna get away with that. i'm sorry. you can say that all you want, ron desantis, kevin mccarthy, you can hack, you can sprint down the hallways, tell them to sign up for an appt. some lewis, your can note that it's interesting. but the question is, do you believe them or rick and democracy is good or not? are you on the side of the vast majority of americans amongst who are allowed to choose their own leaders? and even though trump is gonna continue to bring up the question, despite the

it's not what people are talking about in wyoming. when i go out and hear concerns they are really concerned about inflation but we know americans are very concerned about crime we spoke about in the last block. obviously behind-the-scenes probably matters more for these candidates and the issues. >> of course senator brosseau is actually correct that summer near the top ten of americans regardless of your political affiliation. stearns a firing squad within. space and how to communicate a message most americans are concerned about the economy immigration foreign policy and things like that. >> thanks guys could have all of you here will see you next sunday break coming up next today marks the 70th anniversary of queen elizabeth's reign as a country gets ready for an enormous celebration that will mark the platinum jubilee, queen sent a strong message today about the next queen. we will speak with one of the world's most connected royal watchers and n n do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your poli

senator lummis from wyoming is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and congratulations on your nominations, both of you, acting director thompson, we haven't met, i hope we'll have an opportunity to do so in the near future. governor brainard, thank you very much for the time you've spent with me and the conversations we've had in the past year, i appreciate that very much. governor brainard, my questions are for you. as we've discussed, wyoming is the largest exporting state of energy in the nation. and that's because of our small population. we don't consume very much of the energy we produce. we export it. it is critically important to our economy and to our job base and to american energy independence. do you believe the federal reserve has the authority, either through rules or guidance, to broadly curtail community banks' investments in oil, coal, or gas exploration? >> no. no, senator. >> thank you. do you understand the regulatory burden that incorporating climate risk into bank regulation may have on community banks in wyoming? >>

she knows she has a tough battle in wyoming. wyoming is the trumpiest state there is. more people voted for trump than for liz cheney. not a lot but more. i think that liz cheney has made it clear she's put this on the line, every day she doubles down. whether she wins or not, she's not going away. and she sees this as more important than any political fight. >> that's a pretty significant thing to say. sometimes whether you win or not, you are not going. thank you both very much. >>> and next, the cdc standing by its guidance, even the war states are lifting mask mandates. stacey abrams is my guest, what would she do if elected? >>> plus a new report expected to show record inflation is not s slowing down? if that's the case, how long will it take to get inflation under control? can you be free of hair breakage worries? we invited mahault to see for herself that dove breakage remedy gives damaged hair the strength it need even with repeated combing hair treated with even with repeated dove shows 97% less breakage. strong hr with new dove breakage remedy. number one be

here is what he said on fox just tonight. >> wyoming deserves to have a representative who will deliver the accountability against this biden administration. not a representative they have today that works closer with nancy pelosi going after republicans instead of stopping these radical democrats for what they're doing to this country. >> what a difference a year makes. what do you think of mccarthy, what is it, does he stand for anything or just whatever he thinks is going to make him speaker? >> look, history is replete with sort of face les men like mccarthy that kind of rise up through the system and are desperate to hold on to power. 1930s germany was full of them. this is just sort of a picture perfect moment of what happened to the republican party. it is no longer a classic political party in the way that we thought of american political parties for one representative an ideology that would be more center right, one represented center left. you could argue which had the best policy given any particular issue. that is out the window now. it's just about power. that's it. what th

liz sadly belongs in an msnbc or cnn news chair, not in congress representing wyoming. you said some in the party might be starting to shift away from the former president. that's not the case in the house republican countries. what's your reaction to this leadership attempt to oust an incumbent, something leadership never does in lead up to a midterm election? >> you know, just when i think that i can't be more disgusted by republican leadership, that i can't be more disappointed, more grossed out and want to puke at the idea of kevin mccarthy, he proves me wrong because there are no depths to which this man will not sink in order to retain his post as leader of the house and hopefully for him, he thinks, speaker of the house. but this is a man who was held hostage by some of the right-wing kooks in the conference and held hostage by his blind ambition. what kind of moral compass do you lack, what kind of spine do you lack, what kind of ethical grounding do you not have to turn that way on a former colleague who was part of your top -- one of the three leaders of the r

after being centered by the republican party in her home state of wyoming this month, cheney was censored again, this time by the republican national committee. censored apparently for failing to understand that the mob attack on the capitol was not a violent insurrection, but actually a legitimate political discourse. put it on a tote bag. kevin mccarthy has revealed his true allegiances, taking the exceedingly rare step of endorsing cheney's pro trump primary challenger over a sitting member of his own caucus. that is republican cannibalism. there is more. to further ensure that house republicans won't run into cheney in the house of the capitol next year, political reports tonight that donald trump and his allies have been courting republican state lawmakers to support legislation that would change wyoming election loss by preventing voters from being able to switch party affiliation on the day of the primary in an attempt to further damage cheney's chances in the august primary. further proof, all the proof, as if we needed any more proof, the republicans allegiance to donald trump is

it also explains mccarthy's endorsement in wyoming. look, this is a weak kneed coward who is currently in the position of minority leader. he is desperate, desperate to be speaker of the house. he would give part of his anatomy to be speaker of the house. we called it in '17 and '18. he lost the votes within his own conference, could not become speaker. so he has done everything he could. he wakes up every day trying to figure out how to be speaker. what that means in an evenly divided house like we have right now, you see him endorse people like green and gatz and all the crazies because he needs every vote he can get. he thinks chaney is going down, so he's going to endorse her opponent. if the house stays tight, he won't have the votes because of green and gatz and others. more importantly, if republicans pick up 40, 50, 60 seats, he'll throw all the crazies to the side because he won't need them anymore and he'll suggest he's the responsible republican leader right now. >> that is such an excellent point and is such a mccarthy move

. >> wyoming, i think you mean, joe. >> both beautiful states. >> wyoming. thank you, john. >> i'm a huge fan of yellowstone. joe, though, i don't think we should totally dismiss the idea that they had to water this down. they had to water down their condemnation of cheney and kinzinger. i'm not suggesting there is a place for them in the republican party at large right now. but the fact that these people felt they couldn't get it through as harsh as they initially wanted, does that show perhaps some of their powers waning? >> no. because i don't think, john, this committee of these party bosses had the authority to expel adam kinzinger or liz cheney from the republican party. i don't think they have that authority. again -- i'm sorry. the bigger picture is this. adam kinzinger and liz cheney know, they won't say it, but they know there's no place in this party for them right now. that's what needs to be driven home. not what a bunch of party hacks do in salt lake city. >> gabby, on this issue of kind of watering it down, what is your reporting telling you a

the navy had oil reserves set aside in california and wyoming. it was in teapot dome wyoming. these were oil reserves for use exclusively by the navy if we get into a war or some kind of emergency. naval ships ran on petroleum, not nuclear powered like they are today. they needed that in reserves. strictly under the control of the navy. nobody can drill there. harding's interior secretary was a man named albert fall. they knew each other from the senate. he appointed him secretary of the interior. when he became secretary, he convinced the navy secretary to transfer the naval oil reserves to the interior department. the interior department controls the national forestsand national parks. the excuse was, the oil reserves should be under the interior department. when he got control, albert fall lease them to oil companies. harry sinclair got teapot dome, edward doheny got california. that is the scandal. fall got a lot of money in bribes. good old-fashioned bribery. one scholar said comparing it to other scandals teapot dome is , rather rinky-dink compared to watergate and some

in wyoming. you have these different sort of figures. what is the nature of the official body of the republican party, such that they could produce this document today. >> the nature of the document is -- the national committee man and woman. the chairman of the 50 states in our territories. they represent the activists part of the party. they are close to the grassroots prayer the party. a lot of them, like myself, were county chairman before becoming chase -- 's state chairman. so, they play a role. across mix of fund-raisers. across mix of fund-raisers. women who have been involved in the republican federation. women, an incredible group of hardworking women within the party. so, that has been the main steak, chris. those are the activist roots of the party that are represented by these men and women, who move up in those ranks. what is significant about what's happened today ... you saw the party, basically, strip itself there and say, those folks, that side of what we do, of being connected to people around the country, who have a v

there's a reason why liz cheney is no longer in leadership and has very low poll rating in wyoming. this is a committee that when you watch -- the only person that had a worst week was cnn. you watched the guilty decision played right now of their top guest and zucker are leaving and 4 january sick members saying that they're sick that he's leaving, this is a purely political committee. those individuals would have a hard time coming back to congress. >> martha: she's running again, he's not. we'll see what happens. with regard to -- i read a piece this week about how new york state could lose four gop seats due to gerrymanders which they called gerry with a j. the comic redrawing of jerry nadler's district. you think the gop will lose four seats in new york state? >> if they continue to cheat like that, we could. it's not the gop that loses. it's the citizens of new york that lose their voice to be able to pick and decide who their representative is instead of letting representatives pick who they want their constituents to be. >> martha: both sides have had creative lines drown. >

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. >> the senator from wyoming is recognized from her office. >> thank you, mr. chair. undersecretary, thank you for appearing here today. i want to follow up on the line of questioning that senator hagerty had begun to ask about the recommendation and the presidents working group with the report on stable coin issuers that it should only be limited to ensure the depository institutions r. is it the case of the fda see that stable coins with their assets are insurable and they are committed to provide deposit insurance that issue a stableco coin. >> thank you for that question. the proposal for the stablen coin issuers given the flexibility of that regime is not and then to have that deposit insurance, i think that depends on the circumstances so that proposal. >> and swear that needs to adequately protect the consumer. >> i think the consumer can be protected for those that are truly high quality to provide to reduce the risk by investors. also there is the protections provided by oversight of all the entities that go into providing and supporting stable coin as a paym

she's in the senate, represents wyoming. she had this response to the ion rnc centering the congresswoman. quote, i think it was an interesting approach to have a novel approach to have a national republican committee take a position like that. so this is not a support or oppose this is just an observation that i thought that was novel and unique. honestly, that is an all-time great cowardly politician quote. it wasn't you, oh. i've seen more than a few in my day, and that is up there. the question is not gonna go away. not good enough, not gonna get away with that. i'm sorry. you can say that all you want, ron desantis, kevin mccarthy, you can hack, you can sprint down the hallways, tell them to sign up for an apartment. some lewis, your can note that it's interesting. but the question is, do you believe them or rick and democracy is good or not? are you on the side of the vast majority of americans amongst who are allowed to choose their own leaders? and even though trump is gonna continue to bring up the question, despite

there's a reason why liz cheney is no longer in leadership and has very low poll rating in wyoming. this is a pure political committee. i think those two individuals would have a hard time ever coming back to congress. >> reporter: and look, kinzinger is not trying to come back to congress. congresswoman liz cheney is in a reelection battle. we know that's one of the key house districts that the former president donald trump is focusing a lot of his efforts on. he would like very much to see her lose her reelection bid, and that is really the stakes here as we go into the midterm elections. we're going to have to see the way that january 6th as a political issue begins to play. we have seen people like liz cheney repeatedly over and over try to call to her party's better angels, try to talk to republicans, as a political issue but instead as a moral issue. it does seem when you see censures like this at the rnc's winter meeting the way that they are talking about this, it does seem like she's losing that battle but at the same time she's going to have her moment at the ballot box in

however it doesn't really tell us very much about what's actually happening in wyoming, and -- and, i mean, $1.9 million is incredible. she has more than five times all of her opponents combined, so -- but i think that show has to make this more about local politics, about what's happening in wyoming and she does tell me that there are republicans out there supporting what she's doing and i'm certainly one of them. i think that her being courageous and standing up and actually this is the national national security issue in making sure that we're not hurting the innegative our elections. liz cheney did what she had to do for the country and at the end of the day i don't think she will regret your decision. >> i agree with you wholeheartedly on that. thank you so much. always appreciate your time. >> thanks, erin. >>> next, the olympic games just days away. the world is watching and china waging a propaganda war to try, to well, say no pandemic higher. >>> plus a riveting new documentary with never-before-seen footage of alexei navalny after he was poisoned by puputin's governmen. it's

as we've discussed, wyoming is the largest exporting state of energy in the nation. and that is because of our small population, we do not consume very much of the energy we produce we export it. it's critically important to our economy and to our job base and to american energy independence. so do you believe, that the federal reserve has the authority either through rules or guidance, too broadly curtail community banks and investments in oil, coal or gas exploration? >> no no senator. >> thank you. >> do you understand the regulatory burden that incorporating climate risk into bank regulation may have on community banks in wyoming. >> i do and i don't favor asking community banks to put in place those kinds of risk management, to the extent that a supervisory guidance is appropriate, or is really appropriate for the large banks that have a big imprint. not for small banks. we don't want to burden community banks in particular. >> thank you very much, and community banks in my state are the backbone of banking. again because of our small population. thank you so mu

something that changes everything ♪ ♪ ♪ ibm let's create >> brennan: we go to representative liz cheney of wyoming. good morning to you, courtroom. congresswoman. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: have we reached the limit of what is possible to do here with sanctions, or is there something more you think would make a difference? >> oh, we certainly haven't reached the limit. i think we have seen impressive progress. i think the fact that we've had european countries and nato united with the united states as we go forward is a very positive thing. i do think we need to do more. i would like to see us move, with respect to the russian central bank completely. i would like to see swift sanctions that don't leave any carveouts. i would like to see the oil industry affected. i would like to see very clear that the united states ought to be looking at ourselves as an arsenal of energy for the world, in a way that in world war ii we were an arsenal of democracy. we ought to be unleashing our own energy resources, our own energy production. we have to stop the import of russian oil to the united sta

cheyenne, wyoming, will hit 4 degrees, and it will be 11 in denver. there was a 16 -car pileup in fargo yesterday. nearby highways were shut down. >>> president biden has started interviewing several candidates on his short list. that's according to a cbs source familiar with the process. mr. biden has promised to replace a black woman with retiring justice stephen breyer. the decision is set to be made by the end of the month with the senate to confirm the nominee. >>> a jury in georgia will begin a second day of deliberations today in the federal hate crimes trial of three men convicted of killing 25-year-old ahmaud arbery. as janet shamlian reports, the verdict could come on the two-year anniversary of ashbury's death. >> reporter: the pursuit of ahmaud arbery that led to his murder two years ago this week was not racially motivated but a result of the belief he was involved in criminal activity. that was the message during closing arguments from lawyers for the three defendants. the men have already been convicted of arbery's murder in state court

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. >> the senator from wyoming is recognized from her office. >> thank you mr. chairman and undersecretary, thank you for appearing here today. i want to follow on the line of questioning that senator hagerty has begun a a few minutes ago to ask about the recommendation of the presidents working group to report on stable coins issuers it should only be limited with those repository institutions with respect to the insurance requirement is at the case of the fdic that stable coins and their assets are insurable? and how they committed to provide deposit insurance quick. >> thank you for that question. and to ensure those institutions given the flexibility of that supervisory regime. and that does not necessarily mean those stable deposit insurance.rc it is on the backing and the functionality of the stable coin being provided. so that proposal is not that they recommend that they be backed. >> so what other types of backing would you believe adequately protects the consumer? >> the consumer can be protected with reserve assets that are truly high quality that wil

then pennsylvania, eventually ending at the mcdonald's on wyoming. they appear to be random. yeah. i mean, there was someone who was involved in an accent down here in central um, the person just came up and said they were stabbed. yeah, there's doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason. at this point, according to police, the suspect was on a bmx bike and was apprehended near lomas in wyoming, they say, as officers approached the suspect . he got off the bike and was taken into custody with no force and they did find a large knife on him. police say as of right now, victims conditions range from stable to critical, but

that's according to the website trip advisor lake tahoe and mammoth made the top 10 jackson, wyoming was number one park city, utah at number 2 and spots in colorado went 3 for 5. the rankings were according to reviews from ski, loving travelers. and whether you're little bunny beginner or a black diamond daredevil. these destinations. they say ranked highest for all ability levels and some of us excel in after a ski. which inside 5. it's all right with that. a beverage in hand. >> meantime, okay, they're there. we go live. look at the snow along i-80 at castle peak right now. as you can see, a little bit of snow on the camera there. not a lot, they are getting a dusting. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us now. lawrence said no real rain here, but at least a little snow there. yeah. catch a couple of snowflakes moving across the sierra nevada, a member. there was a point december were some of the signs along the road actually most covered entirely by that snow that has melted back quite a bit now. but we're seeing some more snow and you see the camera shaking around th

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i'm an orthopedic surgeon and worked with the wyoming state medical society. i think you are right in the comments up made. being from wyoming, rural health is a big, you for us. senator crapo started by talking about that. and then telehealth is something we use from a mental health standpoint long before the pandemic. there are other kinds of health care as well as the ability to try to use telehealth much more productively. i hope we're fast forwarded with the acceptance of, as senator cardin was saying, the acceptance of telehealth. my question about trying to just get enough providers on site in rural america, which is what senator crapo talked about. for dr. benton and dr. hoover and ms. lubarsky, when itches in the united states senate, we were very blessed with additional revenue that we weren't expecting, but we had it and the commitment we made was to mental health. so we put a lot of financial resources and made a deliberate effort to try to train, recruit and to attract more mental health providers to wyoming. but in spite of our best efforts, wyom

face the nation," margaret brennan's guests including south carolina congressman james clyburn, and wyoming congresswoman liz cheney. if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. have a great weekend. >> judge judy: he stopped working for medical reasons. >> announcer: a boyfriend's illness left him vulnerable. i went back to work briefly, then went back to the hospital for surgery for about a month. >> announcer: but his unsympathetic ex... >> judge judy: what months' rent are you seeking from mr. moyo? >> announcer: ...is sick of waiting for money. >> the months that he was in the hospital. >> judge judy: you filed for an order of protection. >> i decided that i would kick him out, and i changed the locks on friday morning. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution michelle nielsen is suing her ex-boyfriend, pathias moyo, for unpaid rent, utilities, and a

leaving congress before his term is up, and liz cheney could face some sort of challenge for her seat in wyoming. now, she issued a statement today, saying that republican leaders had, as she put it, "made themselves willing "hostages to a man who admits attempting to overthrow "a presidential election" — a none—too—concealed barb there against donald trump, of course. and i don't know whether it's possible to know this, david, but that phrase, you know, "legitimate political discourse" — i mean, will many, you know, republicans maybe that supported mr trump, maybe that didn't, would they take on with that description that the rnc is putting forward? well, it's interesting, because mike pence today, in that speech, also called january 6 "a dark day in the history of the us capitol" and he was one of the lawmakers, of course, that was rushed to safety after the capitol building came under siege from a mob of donald trump supporters — some of whom are, of course, were calling for the vice—president to be hanged. now, there is a large feeling in the party — amongst some, anyway — th

margaret's guests include wyoming congresswoman liz cheney. south carolina congressman james clyburn. and linda thomas greenfield, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. i'm adriana diaz at the cbs news broadcast center in new york. great to be with you. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live, from the cds bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> locals taking to the streets, rallying for ukraine. the push to take action now before it's too late >>> video out of oakland, a fire truck smashes into a building. what led up to the crash. >> lanes shooting out of a san francisco apartment building. fire crews pull off more than a dozen rescues. >>> the police department grappling with its first on- duty police killing and 80 years. >>> later, school approval tanking, the ball painting a grim picture of how california voters, see their public schools. >> we begin with an outpouring of local support for ukraine. as the russian military approaches the capital city of tf. >> choppe

death of album. ibrahim al, has shima our karachi, he's the leader, or was the leader of so called his wyoming state. the news comes amid growing concerns that i, yes, may be trying to regroup in the region. a collapsed roof and a dead terrorist leader. the result of a us special forces raid in the pre dawn hours on thursday morning in assyrian village near the turkish border. abo abraham a shimmy. a karachi reportedly blew himself up as about 2 dozen troops, back by air support moved in on a house. he was in karachi, was considered the head of so called islamic state. he took over the terrorist group when his predecessor died, much the same way in 2019 u. s. president joe biden told reporters after the raid that the group while smaller than a few years ago, is still dangerous. he referred to karachi by his other name hush abdulla. i says his director, terrorist operations targeting americans are allies in our partners and countless civilians in the middle east, africa and in south asia. hodge, abdullah oversaw the spread of isis affiliated terrorist groups around the world. after savaging com

resulted in the death of our boy. abraham al, has she mal karachi, he's the leader of so called his wyoming state. the news comes amid growing concerns that i, yes, may be trying to regroup in the region. a collapsed roof and a dead terrorist leader. the result of a us special forces raid in the pre dawn hours on thursday morning in a syrian village near the turkish border. abo abraham, a shimmy, a karachi reportedly blew himself up as about 2 dozen troops back by air support. moved in on a house he was in karachi, was considered the head of so called islamic state. he took over the terrorist group when his predecessor died. much the same way in 2019 u. s. president joe biden told reporters after the raid that the group while smaller than a few years ago, is still dangerous. he referred to karachi by his other name hush abdulla. i says his director, terrorist operations targeting americans are allies in our partners and countless civilians in the middle east, africa and in south asia. hodge, abdullah oversaw the spread of isis affiliated terrorist groups around the world. after savaging com

the censure resolution condemned congressman adam kinzinger of illinois and liz cheney of wyoming for, quote, participating in a democrat-led persecution of ordinary citizens engaged in legitimate political discourse. in response congresswoman cheney tweeted this video of the attack on the capitol. this was january 6th, cheney wrote. this is not, quote, legitimate political discourse. after the resolution passed, the rnc put out a statement insisting they weren't referring to the violence at the capitol as legitimate political discourse, despite the words of its resolution, but it's unclear what ordinary citizens it refers to kinzinger and cheney persecuting if not those at the capitol. we've asked but haven't heard a clarification about who or what they were talking about. >> jonathan karl live in washington. jon, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic and a grim few milestone tonight. this evening more than 900,000 lives lost to the virus in this country, almost two years to the day the first death was reported. but there are new signs tonight that we could be turning the corner. and th

could be the next speaker of the house is now endorsing an opponent to liz cheney in that raise in wyoming. >> yeah, you know, liz cheney from the very beginning separated herself -- i say from the very beginning. from certainly 2020 when covid started up, you had republicans that went right down the trail of all of the conspiracy theories. she also spoke up, spoke out about that. there was also -- there was also an interesting time i remember because it involved me where donald trump was accusing me of being a murderer. and somebody asked kevin mccarthy, said, hey, what do you think about what donald trump is saying about joe scarborough . of course, his weak, lame response, pathetic response was, oh, i didn't serve with scarborough and i -- i didn't know anything about the case. well, you don't have to know anything about the case because there was no case and you don't have to serve with me to know that it is a pretty bad thing when the family is begging the president of the united states to stop with the conspiracy theories because it is causing them excruciating pain. they said stop.