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ick or call today. >>> i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom. " >>> from washington, d.c. to every state capitol, the threat of armed protests over joe biden's upcoming inauguration has led to a level of security unlike any in recent memory. now this isn't what you expect to see around the seat of america's government, and it's not just around the u.s. capitol building. much of official washington is sealed off in all directions by trucks, barricades, troops, armed security. the national mall is closed. up to 25,000 national guard are pouring into washington from all over the country. the fbi warns that all 50 state capitols could be targets. most of them have greatly enhanced their security. for his part, the president-elect has readied about a dozen executive actions as soon as he's sworn in. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but we begin with cnn's shimon prokupecz and the scene right now in fortress washington. >> reporter: roadblocks like this all across washington, d.c. the national guard now patrolling almost every intersection across the district. this is a

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so when my dad came in, nixon -- as a freshman congressman, d ick nixon befriended him and they became friends then. when you watched my parents walk the nixons out to the helicopter for their departure, it was a very sad day because it was a friendship that had changed. and i think my dad was very upset that he had been lied to. he had absolutely been lied to. that was hard for him to handle. because one of the things my rate parents raised us kids was tell the truth. absolutely, tell the truth and the punishment will be much less. ann: that's fascinating. the of course, you did not have as many first ladies around as when your father left office. we went through a period then where there was five living former presidents. susan: right, and my mother of lady bird because of the johnson's having also been in the house. she had known ladybird and lyndon for years because they had all been in the house up on the hill together. same with the bushes. my dad knew george bush -- stewart bush, so that goes way back. the bushes and fords go way back. it was kind of an old group of friends stil

ick come in for just a second. i would like to thank you for doing such an effective job and i really like the fact miles, my old friend, for agreeing this and doing so it splendidly. i appreciate it. i just want that -- >> all right. >> absolutely. thank you so much. have good evening. huer are in solve the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the "boston globe." topping the list in the first volume of his presidential memoir, promised land, former president barack obama reenacts on his life and political career. then isabelle wilkerson explore what she calls a hidden caste system in the united states. after that it's bagman, rachel mad maddow on the investigation of spiro agnew and then the what it's like to be a bird. and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling books according to "the boston globe" is the best of me, collection of stories and essays by author and humorist, david sedaris. a remind-under all booktv programs are available to watch online at booktv.org. >> pj o'rourke discusse

. >>> in indonesia, a radical ablam ick cleric was bakar bashir was linked to the 2002 bali bombing thatll 202 people-- most of them supporters welcomed him backn, to his hometnd police said they will monitor his activities. bashir is now 82 and in ill health. back in this country, major indexes on wall street scored a new round of rord closes. the dow jones industrial average gained 56 points to end near 31,098. the nasdaq rose 134 points, and the s&p 500 added 20 points. and, hall-of-fame baseball manager tommy lasorda died late thursday in fullerton, california, of a heart attack.e lasorda led ths angeles dodgers to two world series titles, during his 71 years with the franchise. he later became a kind of ambassador for the game. tommy lasorda was 93 years old. still to come on the newshour: the coronavirus claims over 4,000 americans ingle day as the vaccination campaign struggles. the president-elect nominates iny members for his cabinet, signthe priorities of his administration. david books and jonathan capeheart help us understand this momentous week in u.s. history. plus, much more

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ick or call for a quote today. >>> good morning. # governor newsome says we're seeing a temporary lull in the pandemic but he is warning that holiday gatherings are likely to fuel a surge of new cases. 7 day average is nearly 38,000. yesterday there were more than 29,000. and this friday we'll learn whether the stay-at-home order will be extended for the bay area. san francisco officials announced last week the city will keep the order in place indefinitely. >>> take a look at weather and mike. >> hi, everybody. fog still an issue, whether it is the central valley through 10:00 or the rest of us 9:00. this afternoon we'll have hazy conditions, high clouds and mid to upper 50s. a series of storms, all 1st. >>> and coming up, the dry january challenge, many looking to start the new year by taking a break from drinking. how to get started. and another update in about 30 minutes. so give your businesss more than resolutions... give it solutions, from comcast business. work more efficiently with fast internet and advanced wifi. make your business safer with powerful cybersecurity solutions.

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ick in boise, idaho. caller: yes. can you hear me? host: we can, nick. caller: ok, great. thank you for covering today. i tuned in because i wanted to e the objection to the electoral votes. i believe that there are states in question that violate the constitution. article 2, section 1. it doesn't surprise me what happened today. i believe that this has been coming since 2009 when the obama and the clinton regime brought in identity politics. so i can see where this is coming. to the maga side. you have people like me who are independent. you have former democrat -- former democrats and you have republicans of all ethnicities on the maga side. and i just believe that this is a culmination of four years of a president who was elected, who made promises and he delivered on those promises, he's been crucified by the media, crucified by the democrat party. there's been collusion between the media and the democrat party on whatever the president says and whatever his followers and constituents say and do. so today -- host: to be clear, you're not condoning the violence? caller: