signatures. we re taking the state back. if we don t get moving they re going to eat our of lunch. china is going to eat our lunch. come on, man. they re not bad folks. nascar fans counting down to the daytona 500. i m excited. it s our biggest day. and to have fox nation on our good morning, everybody. cuomo coverup, republicans are calling for new york governor andrew cuomo to be prosecuted perhaps for obstruction of justice after the new york post exclusively reported one of his top aides admitting to top democrats that they covered up data on nursing home deaths that were requested by the legislature. ainsley: the secretary to the governor, melissa derosa made these comments during a video call with state democrats, saying, quote, he meaning trump, starts tweeting that we killed everyone in nursing homes and basicallily we froze. we were in a position where we weren t sure if what we were going to give to the department of justice or what we want to give you
cricket bosses promise action after the racism experienced by yorkshire player azeem rafiq. as migrants are moved from the polish border into a warehouse in belarus, the president of belarus admits his security forces may have helped them try to cross into the eu. and mobile phones and driving how the rules are getting much tighter from next year. hello, and a warm welcome to bbc news. kyle rittenhouse, the american teenager who shot and killed two men and wounded another during racial justice protests last year on the streets of kenosha, wisconsin, has been acquitted of all charges. this is how reacted to the verdict. during a highly charged case, kyle rittenhouse had argued that he acted in self defence, while the prosecution argued he had been looking for trouble that night. let s hear more from the judge. as to the first count of the information, joseph rosenbaum, we the jury find the defendant, kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. as to the second count of the information, ric
20th, we ve got the 45th president. you are at trump tower. what have you got? that s right, bill. it s inauguration day, so i came to our local white house to check out the scene, because let s be honest, trump tower is never boring. i don t know but i ve been told, donald trump has got to go. you re a trump supporter. yeah. [laughter] i ve been here since he s 19th. december 19th. i ve been attacked twice by his followers. as i told them, you can kill me, but you ll never shut me up. it makes me happy. if they can t take it, well, that s too bad. they have to live with it. while many protesters took to d.c., these guys took to fifth avenue to vent their frustration. in fact, one councilman, jermaine williams, literally sat down on fifth avenue, ultimately getting arrested for blocking traffic. city councilman? yes. jermaine williams. we are going to resist from day one. we are not just going to be silent. we re not going to be passive. we are actively go
mornings on 2 starts now. welcome to mornings on 2. it s sunday, january 4. i m mike mibach. and i m claudine wong. gosh, it s just gorgeous out this morning. i did have my temperature in the car up to 85 this morning. i had to sit there for a bit and warm it up, rosemary, but i m wimpy. it s beautiful. yeah. a lot of high-level clouds keeping us up from yesterday, we have another winter spare the air day, and let s check in on the air quality. you can expect moderate to unhealthy air in the forecast for sunday, and it looks like the north bay included. and we have santa clara valley once again, moderate air quality also for the east bay for sunday. the fog out there this morning, not too bad. we have just a little bit of visibility issues in and around concord but reporting 5 miles per hour visibility, and we re in good shape at the moment, and we will continue to track this as we get through the morning hours. temperatures this morning, again, another chilly start, not
three fired police officers will face charges of aiding and abetting in the death of george floyd. the one who pressed his knee on floyd s neck is accused of second-degree murder, a crime that could put him behind bars for 40 years. the news has triggered a wave of raw emotion over the thousands who have marched in george floyd s name, demanding equal justice and an end to police brutality. protesters were largely peaceful wednesday by day, but as of this hour as we know each night, calm remains uncertain. new york and los angeles remain under curfew and the national guard continues to remain vigil in 31 states. in washington, military troops are on standby in adherence to president trump s vow to use what he calls a dominant force if necessary. it s a position that has put the commander-in-chief at odds with his own defense secretary. and former president barack obama broke his silence on george floyd s murder, giving his thoughts on how to turn protests into policy. while