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Was carried out and his bridge one last time in selma and last july and it always reminds me of the real sacrifices that have been made by those who come before us to serve on the frontlines, protecting everyone's right to vote. that's a reality of our country's history and it continues to be a reality today. >> the republicans in your state, the state legislature particularly had a very contentious relationship with the states democratic governor, with you you've been the target of a lot of -- rhetorically. there's both the way in which your state serves as a kind of laboratory, these kind of...

Pierre Thomas has more on a warning from the FBI about possible armed protests planned in all 50 states over the next 10 days. Ed Farrell, the former Deputy US Marshal in Chicago, said regular law enforcement will need National Guard backup at some locations. "There's obviously a big effort to stop and deter these actors before they become operational, which is going to be big," Farrell said. "They're going to be gathering intelligence on these individuals, they will be surveilling these individuals. And if they're able to get probable cause to arrest them, I would imagine you're going to see...

President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris arrive for their inauguration ceremony. "The insurrection wasn't an attack on Congress or on a party, it was an assault on our democracy and on the peaceful transition of power and the will of the people,'' he said. "While that mob failed ... it did embolden armed groups across our country and provoked new threats to American cities.'' Kristi Johnson, assistant director in charge of the FBI-Los Angeles field office, said the agency is not aware of any credible threats in the counties her office covers: L.A., Orange, San Bernardi...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Hours after a former Houston police officer was taken into federal custody on charges related to the U.S. Capitol riots, authorities announced they're reviewing arrests he made during his career. "We are also auditing arrests made by this former officer to ensure there are no irregularities, to include the review of his body worn camera footage related to his arrests," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said in a statement mentioning the department's joint investigation with the FBI into Tam Pham, an 18-year HPD veteran. Pham, 48, turned himself in to authorities Wednes...

The wind and a handful of journalists were all that greeted officers as they waited for an armed protest to get underway, a protest that never happened.