Your sunday with us. Plenty more coverage coming your way. Ill be back at 6 eastern with a special edition of special report. Well bo be back tonight as the president delivers remarks at the candlelight celebration beginning his second term. See you tonight. Hi, everybody. Brand new stories and breaking news. President obama taking the oath of office to begin his second term. How different was it from four years ago . We are live at the white house. And hundreds of hostages freed in algeria, seeing daylight for the first time in four days. How nations are scrambling to account for those missing including americans. Plus, serious new warnings as an unusually severe flu virus continues to spread. The latest numbers showing seniors are americans most vulnerable. Its all happening now. Good sunday afternoon to you. Im john scott. In a little news before the Football Game starts, right, john . Thats right. Glad to see you everybody. Im jenna lee. Today a historic day. The president official
This is our western edition. The Supreme Court justices spoke with one voice today on cell phones and privacy. In a 90 decision, they ruled that police cannot automatically search the cell phones of people they arrest. Chief Justice John Roberts was blunt. To an officer who wants to search a cell phone, its simple get a warrant. Here is jan crawford. Reporter todays decision was a major victory for privacy rights in the modern digital era. As chief Justice Jon Roberts put it, cell phones are such a pervasive and insistent part of daily life that the proverbial visitor from mars might conclude they were an important procedure of human anatomy. The decision will end a Police Practice of routinely checking cell phones during arrests. The Obama Administration had argued cell phone searches were like a search of a suspects wallet, briefcase, or coat, which dont require a warrant, but privacy advocates said cell phones are different. Now its like the equivalent of having your diary, your pho
Specifically known to Law Enforcement. President trump has condemned the attacks but to continue with plans for a pre midterm political rally in illinois tonight. Here is some of what the president had to say. President trump tonight everyone in this arena and every citizen across the lands since our prayers to the victims and their families. We all do. We also send our gratitude to the Law Enforcement officers [cheering and applause] who have worked and risked their lives in sustained very, very serious injuries during this horrible attack. We salute the heroes of american Law Enforcement. We always do. [cheering and applause] we know how much we appreciate them and yet they are underappreciated. They have been such incredible workers for so long and its a tough job. We see it now and we see it maybe like weve never seen it before. This is the time to renew the bonds of love and loyalty that hold us all together as americans. These bonds have always sustained our nation in its hour of
Killed, including Ventura County sheriff Sergeant Ron Helus. He heroically ran into the bar to respond to the shooting. He was a hero before, and he remains a hero now. The suspect, a marine corps veteran, was found dead at the scene. The worst mass shooting in this country. In 11 days, 11 days. Reporter its becoming all too common. Chris christie is being considered to replace Jeff Sessions as attorney general. Pam bondi and Rudy Giuliani may also be in the running. Evacuation orders as a wildfire is growing rapidly in california. Its raining ash right now. Go, go, go Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg is in the hospital after she fell in her office. She fractured three ribs. We know shes a tough, tough lady. Lets hope for the very best. Glor good evening. Im jeff glor in Thousand Oaks, california. This is our western edition. The borderline bar grill is directly behind us, just behind those Sheriffs Department vehicles. Inside that bar just hours ago, a night of dancing and Country Music en
I dont know if i have to tell you what day it is. Its thursday, january the 2nd, 2020. The second day of the new year as we begin this election year, were getting a clearer picture of the democratic field. Just today, former hud secretary Julian Castro announced that he is out of the race. Over the course of this election cycle, 26 democrats were candidates at some point. Today, were down to this. And now, the remaining campaigns are releasing their Fourth Quarter fundraising numbers. Just more than one month before the iowa caucuses. Senator Bernie Sanders leads the pack with a huge Fourth Quarter. 34. 5 million raised. Former mayor Pete Buttigieg has brought in about 24. 7 million. Former Vice President joe biden right behind him at 22. 7 million. Business man andrew yang has brought in 16. 5 million. And Tulsi Gabbard has now brought in 3. 4 million. Thats all in the last three months. Keep in mind, these are the numbers according to the campaigns. Theyre not yet verified by the fed