Transgender athletes to compete in womens sports an issue we put up with that. This is just a story to. Propagate the view that was around this woman on anything over the course of the women dont want to see this transition done to feel female really. Well during the transfer all these guys just coincidence. It. That afternoon just gone 3 oclock here in moscow you watching r. T. International that frances most famous general is waging wars beyond the grave as the country pulls out all the stops to celebrate 200 years since Napoleons Death Debate is now raging about whether its actually high time to cancel the emperor seen by many as a genocidal tyrant who killed millions his fans do you hail him as the nations greatest ever hero shall have been ski enters the fray in paris. Napoleon bonaparte its a name that everyone you know is a french emperor our whole crew of nations 200 years after his death and his ideals still shape france but wasnt a polian a hero or a villain. A bit of both be
new york city s front door gets a dramatic overhaul. we ll take you inside the new pen station to see how it renexts its glorious past and carries with it hopes for america s future. but first we begin with a look at today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. democracy is competition. both sides get to fight to win. what we re seeing now is an attempt by the losing side to subvert the process. lawmakers on capitol hill will meet january 6th to confirm the electoral college results and republicans are split over an effort to overturn the election. republicans will have to go on the record and either side with reality or with the president. the bill on reconsideration is passed. for the first time, congress voted to override a veto from president trump. in georgia, a record three million people have already voted in two runoff elections which could tip the balance of power in the senate. confirmed cases in the u.s. now top 20 million. the house democrats bil
vacancy in this report, we want to turn to what he said back in 1982 on the senate floor. it is my view that ofticularly, if the reality divided government during a time of great change in the courts continues in the next administration, future confirmations must be conducted differently than the preceding ones. presses intentions on processes existing make a restoration of what came before judge thomas is thomas ignite ration was a practical possibility. having said that mr. president, we face one question, can our supreme court confirmation process, so wracked by discord be prepared in a presidential election year? mr. president, history teaches us that this is extremely unlikely. bitter our nation s most and heated confirmation fights have come in presidential election years. confirmation fight over raji , thes confirmation senate s refusal to confirm four nominations by president tyler in 1844, the single vote badgerons of nominees and black by lame-duck presidents om
military. their armed agents are propping up the regime. there is a real chance here that if there s regime change in venezuela, the leftists of cuba and nicaragua will see real change, too. watch it today. we re on it for you. money, all about apple. even though iphone sales dropped 17%, the stock is still surging this morning. look at it go, nearly 5% higher. $210 is the price. when it opens this morning, it s on track to regain its trillion dollar valuation. that of course is helping the dow industrials. apple is a dow stock. we are going up at the opening bell. the dow is up maybe 70 points. look at that nasdaq, up 47 points. that s a full half of one percent. nice gain. stay there, please. moments from now, john bolton, national security adviser, will be with us. is this end game in venezuela? good question. he will answer it. varney & company is about to begin. stuart: venezuela is the news of the day. let s get at it. eric farnsworth is with us. he s with the cou
let )s go to bob redell who was one of the first reporters on scene this morning at 4 am. bob the bay area really was reporter: she rode a mudslide. thank god for the neighbors. reporter: this woman lived a duplex that was up there on the 400 block of sausalito avenue. the hillside couldn t take anymore of the rain. mud ripped the home from the foundation and slid it down this canyon into another house and vehicles. a journey of at least 300 feet. collapsed on to crescent avenue. she was stuck under the debris encased in mud but remarkably alive, conscious and able to talk to the fire department. it took rescuers about an hour to extract her from what used to be the second floor of her home. surprisingly we could see a hand through the debris. she was screaming for help so we were fortunate that we could find her right away. reporter: her face encased in mud? dirt around her, mud of course. but, you know, quite an event for her coming down that hill. reporte