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meeting in alaska i think i mean the court not to see a 1st step they operate tracon i mean obviously cha-cha intersect all of a teacher directory now but what i think china has see happening is that there is this coalition fully now it's built around to terence but it was always around so i think this is the moment that china also needs to reflect about when things are going meaning that we are entering a dangerous phase there is still time for alternative policy which would be about taking taking the hand of others and entering into this donal process and i hope that to be the message that the chinese leadership will understand is also being offered to. the director of international security studies of the u.k.'s royal united services institute and bonnie glaser director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective german

meeting in alaska i think to be quick not to see a further step be operate tracon i mean obviously cha-cha intersect all of a key trajectory now but what i think china has see happening is that there is this coalition fully now it's built around to tears but it was also around so i think this is the moment that china also needs to reflect about when things are going meaning that we are entering a dangerous phase there is still time for alternative policy which would be about taking taking the hand of others and change this donal purses and i hope that to be the message that the chinese leadership will understand it is also the author to. know melvyn director of international security studies of the u.k.'s royal united services institute and bonnie glaser director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective germany franc

i remember them telling me that they wanted to kill me, and if it wasn't for my friend joseph cha thathat night, i probably would be hospitalized right now or beaten to death. >> you're lucky your friend joseph cha arrived on the scene. you may owe your life to him at this point. what's the latest on the investigation, have police made any end roads in tracking down the people who attacked you. >> i believe they're still at large, sir. >> so at first, you weren't going to report the crime. why was that? and why did you change your mind? >> i was traumatized. i just wanted to just hide from the world. i didn't want to talk to anybody about it. it wasn't until i went to a rally over in chinatown, i met with this person by the name of mama doli, she was actually a victim herself, and she was verbally assaulted over at el carreno taco shop at olympic and hoover. she was the one that motivated me to speak up about this because i want to spread awareness and ultimately prevent this from happening to anybody else. >> it is a growing problem. it's just one instance. we've seen a significant ri

, get cha, get cha ♪ one way or another i'm going to see ya ♪ i'm going to make meet ya, meet ya one happy thursday welcome to "squawk alley. i'm jon fortt. ahead, tech, power and politics. you can't handle the truth political theater doing their best jack nicholson impressions. in the hot seat again as lawmakers from either side of the aisle accuse democrats of moderating content too much or not enough and amazon closer to a union vote turning into a political flashpoint senator bernie sanders heading to alabama to rally the pro-union side and saying aird already delivering the progressive workplace bernie just talks about important insights with start, julia, with politics. >> that's right, jon today in the house hearing, set to start in an hour, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, alphabet ceo and twitter's jack dorsey pressed on efforts to fact check and remove hate speech and misinformation dorsey will say removing or changing the shield could be damaging to free speech, zuckerberg recommends specific reforms to the law such as requiring companies to have adequate systems in place, sa

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alaska i think to be in the court not to see a further stepping up of rhetoric and i mean obviously cha-cha intercept all of a teacher victory now but what i think china has see happening is that there is this coalition fully now it's built around to terence but it is also around so i think this is the moment that china also needs to reflect about when things are going to mean we are entering a dangerous phase there is still time for alternative policy which would be about taking taking the hand of others and changes donald purses and i hope that to be the message that the chinese leadership will understand it is also being offered to them. you know melbourne director of international security studies at the u.k.'s royal united services institute and bonnie glaser director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective germ

in alaska i think to being a court not to see a further stepping up of rhetoric and i mean obviously cha-cha intercept all of a teacher victory now but what i think china has see happening is that there is this coalition only now it's been surrounded terence but it was always around so i think this is the moment that china also needs to reflect about when things are going meaning that we are entering a dangerous phase there is still time for alternative policy which would be about taking taking the hand of others and changes donal purposes and i hope that to be the message that the chinese leadership will understand it is also being offered to . new director of international security studies at the u.k.'s royal united services institute and bonnie glazer director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies to both of you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you. european nations are restarting astra zeneca vaccinations today the european medicines agency the e m a said once again that the drug is safe and highly effective germany france

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/china relations doesn't really help to facilitate closing that gap. >> victor cha, thank you so much of your expertise. >>> and there was a long scary night down south. dangerous and destructive tornadoes across the area impacting more than 60 million people in the last two days. the latest from the storm zone coming up next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. rea mitchell reports" on msnbc. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo got it? got it. it's slippery. nooooo... noooo... nooooo... yeeeesss... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. hey look, i got it. bounty, the quicker picker upper. here you go, let me help you. hi mr. charles, we made you dinner. ahh, thank you! ready to eat? yes i am! mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i think they look good, man. mm, smooth. uh, they are a little tight. like, t

we already have dozens of people cha charged.ooking for some, but how long will it take to, you know, reach completion of some of these trials here? because, you know, listen, it's a long process, but they've made a lot of progress so far. >> yes, i think it's going to depend on the severity of the charge. because as you get into more serious crimes with longer sentences, you have more elements to prove for those crimes, and you have a more stringent state of mind requirement, that people were doing things, for example, for conspiracy. the same thing for these assaults. so i think what we're seeing is a progression. we saw initial arrests on minor charges like trespassing and vandalism. we're now seeing these things are people are being charged just last week, and 65 overall for assaulting law enforcement officers, which will carry severe penalties. and i think the conspiracy charges, which we'll really get into subpoenaing records, communications, and also having these people turn on each other, to give information so that the p

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i think, cha-cha had that in like a project for 5th grade. >> turned it in. >> people got to get vaccinated because that's how you get back to your loved ones. >> i will tell you this. i have gone over to -- which is near where we work -- the javits center. >> it is well run. to be fair, forget about new york because that's my brother, right? biden's doing a good job, i don't disagree with that. his team is doing a good job, because they are allowed to do their job. and the states are killing themselves to get this done. >> yep. >> so there is a lot of components to success. failure has one father. success has many. but biden is not stepping them from doing their job, and that can make all the difference. and i look forward to this time that i think the media's getting ahead of. the media's getting ahead of this reverse curve of supply to demand. we're not there, yet. >> nope. >> we have a lot of people, who want the vaccine, and can't get it. you're looking at two of them. right now. >> well, this is what -- see -- see my water? it's more-than-half full. so, that's what i am thinking. it's

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i want to talk about an issue that concerns the countries when it comes to the south china sea and cha'silitarization of the seaway. where do things stand when it comes to that issue? >> first of all, when anyone wants to understand the south china sea, they should not get worked up when all of the delegations get together to have a working group session. the meeting is at the working level, even if you have it strong, the foreign minister or the president who may not like the language may dial it back. the very simple example being ideally, to see the south china sea code of conduct being concluded by 2021. and some heads of states and foreign ministers were not really sure whether he meant by the end of 2021, or to prevent it from going any further. so it takes a lot of diplomatic practice to the extent of what asean really does and how asean uses western terminology in international relations in a completely different way. confidence does not have very -- in trust. it is all about information sharing and trust building, and networking. >> president biden has made it clear he wants to

some restaurants are deploying new technology to try to keep their indoor spaces free of cha plasma area filled with ions. experts at ucfs said that technology can be an effective tool as we enter into the red tier. >> its been used in restaurants in japan. you kill the pathogens because you ionze thenize the air. >>> another restaurant is using hospital grade uv light. both systems can kill airborne pathogens and reduce the reliance on ventilation. >>> this morning in sacramento a major push to get california students back in the classroom and the state is laying out it's boldest plan yet. the state's plan to reopen in person learning gives district financial initiatives to get kids back in the class. the governor is offering up to more than two billion dollars to help the process if schools return to in person learning by march. >> nobody is compelling anyone. we are creating conditions where we expect in person instruction. we are going to provide support. >> after april 1st the financial incentives start to decrease 1% per day. there is no mandate to return. >>> marin could set a sta

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killing target pests, they are killing many beneficial species and destroying the base of the food cha. this has hapned befo. are th the new ddt? >> we don't want to have an insecticide that kills things it shouldn't. >> we've been somehow railroaded by agrochemical companies into lying entirely on their products. >> and i think we should be really concerned. >>t began wi honeybees in 2006, large numbers of worker bees began to abruptly disappear from honeybee colonies. since then, beekeepers have been losing 30% or more of their hives annually, losses that are higher than normal. this phenomenon came to be called colony collapse disorder. new york state beekeeper jim doan saw it firsthand. >> i've worked in bees for now 46 years, and so i know what normal looks like, and what we've seen over the last 6 or 7 years is not normal. >> neybee ls has consequees for t economy e-third food pruced in the u.sdepends honeybe pollination >> we e puttinat risk several hured billn dollar of product everyear. it is siificant beuse the crops thaare pollined a soe of th that rlly add diversity and vit

but, however, i also think that the european union has -- does not want to strengthen ties with cha atce. so there are a couple of nonnegotiable's for the european union. fo example, e protecon of intellectual property rights. so, before these are solved, i do not think we will see that much of a strengthening there. >> i would like to pick up on something you set. china is considereto be a difficult partner, especially when it comes to market access. what you make of the eu's recent investment tax with a country and you think it would be ratified by the european parliament? >> first of a, i think it is a step in the right direcon that the european union and china are on the negotiating table, so that is a first thought on this. however, the european union is being promised lots of market access through this packed, -- pact, but one crucial point that is normally always part of investment treaties is missing, namely a proper and state-of-the-art dispute ttlementechanism. wiout this mechanism, the whole treaty does not have that much teeth, in fact. so, because you are asking me about r

>>i'm not sure of >>we're >>during another cha or anything like that has a lead you kron 4 >>and theeast bay police a man who was set on fire in oakland last wednesday has died from his injuries this happened last wednesday on douglas avenue in east oakland. police say 2 men have been arguing one man with the other person on fire. the victim was taken to a hospital in critical condition. he passed away on monday afternoon. police began investigating an assault last week. police have arrested the person they say attacked and robbed the 75 year-old asian american man that attack happened on tuesday morning and the area of jane avenue in park in st. police say the 75 year-old man was walking down the street when the suspect approached him. the man to be taken to the hospital. this is just one of a string of attacks on the asian american community here in the bay area, the president of the oakland chinese chamber of commerce says the ex collation of hate and the country is contributing to the rant up assaults. >>there's so much haze that be much people becoming racist all we're mising th

number of challenges including corruption ethnic conflict and politics our correspondent funny for cha reports now from the city of meets with it's. a scene all too common on the streets of metro the children banking for food for money for anything in what remains a town with a difficulty story in one of the poorest countries of europe. more than half of the under 25 year olds in kosovo are unemployed they feel let down by successive governments who have failed to make a break from the past and to fight corruption in february people were dancing in prishtina the capital of kosovo their hope for change that to the endless yet a leftist movement turned political party without being courted as its leader. he wants to end corruption create jobs and promises the new start has seen so many people leave since the cost of war more than 2 decades ago we want better education for the coming years we want more work places. i expect better things to happen and corruption to stop. but not everyone was celebrating some of those images are skeptical the tone remains divided between predominantly ethn

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research and production some of them now in the political tool and for more let's bring in mohammed cha in he is a dutch member of the european parliament for the center left progressive alliance of socialist and democrats group a welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us this trip to israel is it a vote of no confidence on the e.u.'s vaccination cooperation i mean a thing to make sure that we are better prepared to tackle these type of pandemics in the future there's no nothing against that but. there's no need i think to all the more vaccines i mean do you have as all the 2900000000 vaccines and what we see is that at the end of the day we're not living on an island so it doesn't make any sense to have the start of sexy nationalism because you can have a high sex nation rape in austria or in the netherlands but if you have neighboring countries don't have the same height of action issued rate you are risking mutations of other countries coming entering your country unless you close the ball the so it doesn't make any sense but doesn't it i mean doesn't it speak thoug

on theories chaing with artificial intelligence where some of the demons. a robot must protect its own existence is true for. an entire village in alaska. if another country threaten to wipe out an american. we do everything in our power to protect the. water the escaping climate change poses the same threat right now alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast and that means the river is $35.00 closer than how. long was 4 i think we're part of america 1st for. the 1st. 12 months across stop where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle this is the home edition and we're discussing. ok let's go back to marcus here let's change gears gentlemen we had a week ago the disastrous summit meeting of china in the united states in the american city of anchorage i think it was widely agreed maybe from very many different perspectives it was a real train wreck but it had to be expected here and now we have. american and british warships in exercise

>>we're >>during another cha or anything like that has lead you kron 4 news.family members of the 36 young people who died in the ghost ship warehouse fire. they are still reeling from the sentencing of derek under a plea deal he received a 12 year sentence but will only serve a fraction of that time at his home instead of prison. kron four's maureen kelly got reaction from the mother of one of the victims. >>so what's upsetting is when you think about now what has one and a half he has to do. one half years. with that ankle bracelet home and then 3 years probation, i think he should be behind bars. >>that's the mother of nicole siegrist and oakland musician who had gone to the ghost ship warehouse, the night of the fire to support another band and dance with her friends. instead she and her bandmate andrew me di the inferno along with 33 others and that's what's hard you know they all those kids were great. >>kids artists musicians filmmakers photographers. and all passed away in this horrible higher due to the negligence up derrick coleman, a previous trial

sun cha kim grandmother of three remembered at selfless and pure hearted and hyun jung grant dedicated to her sons. >> i heard gunfire, mario gonzalez said. it was in the room where my wife was. delaina yuan, 333 went to a spa with her husband on a date, the shots he heard killed his wife. he said what i need right now is help because i've got a boy and a girl. >> right after the first spa shooting in all the confusion yuan's husband said responding police put him in hand kufers and treated him like a suspect. >> in all of the confusion he said that is only when he found out that his wife was one of those killed. major? >> garrett: mark strassmann, thank you. there is much more ahead. caught on camera, the father who put his daughter in a terrifying situation with a charging elephant and after 800 years a volcano erupts it is a spectacular show. once-weekly ozempic® 1c wih helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and mai

played on there is chas in with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. must protect its own existence or excuse the. small seemed wrong. rowles just don't call. me to believe yet to shape out of disdain become agitated and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back to the kaiser report imax ties are time now to continue whether stacy roll or she just blows people's minds with what's happening out there i'm shocked right so we're talking about all the dishonesty in the markets due to the price signals which no longer indicate anything reliable and you know the past week we did see with the. 10 year yield 7 year 5 year they all spiked and went up dramatically and the headline was that humbling we can bond market leads to fears of paradigm shift that's what we're saying that we've chosen as a population to not have like a slow gradual evolution where you know business cycles recession's drive out dead companies zombie companies those that can't compete in the global market and sai

host and banana at low cha to you off the harlem globetrotter what happened to me why is it relevant to what they speaking about today. so i was given an interview about an upcoming game and i was showing a few tricks with a basketball when one of the reporters were sued and one of the news anchors pulled out a tangerine from his pocket and threw it to me so i caught it very confused returned to him and then he then threw it to someone off camera who threw the tangerine at me for a 2nd time this time i didn't catch it and then shortly after that a wait woman behind the camera threw a banana at me this is all happening on live television and so my initial reaction i caught them and then extremely stunned shocked i didn't know how to even begin to unpack what was actually a happening so then i left there immediately and my 1st thought was i need to get a copy of this video so i got a copy of the video and i debated on whether or not i wanted to go public with it for a while but i knew that i still had a job to do and i didn't want to ruffle the feathers of my job. so i try my best to s

you assassinate their cha characters.ing about how much they're worth, as though that will stop them from feeling depressed or from having suicidal thoughts. it's utter nonsense. let me just -- let me level set here. when george floyd said i can't breathe, one of the reasons that powerfully resonates is because it spoke to the inability of black people and people of black heritage to breathe, you know, plainly, in plain sight. for you to breathe visibly in plain sight, our ability to is constricted. i need people to understand that the structural systems in place, which includes the monarchy as an institution, are rooted in a culture of whiteness. and particularly for black people, and black women, and women of bi-racial black heritage, that intersects. that whiteness intersects with the patriarchy. so, yes, we have systems in place that reinforce the legacy of colonialism. and even for a child like archie, his proximity to blackness made him subject to racism. >> i want you to listen to what harry had to say about that.

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every officer, other civilians who were in the store, those would all be attempted murder cha charges further investigation will lead to this. there's the possibility that someone was complicit in aiding and assisting him in committing this act. those are all part of the investigation, elements of the investigation that have to occur, but i fully expect there will be additional charges. one more thing, in the aurora theater shooting, the suspect was convicted of two counts of murder for every death. one for intentional murder and also under colorado law there's something called depraved and indifferent murder when you act so reckless and depraved, it causes death. >> dan oates, we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. >>> i think this is so interesting. this giant ship is stuck in the middle of the suez canal. nothing can get by either way. there's hundreds of vessels backed up here. this has a real impact on you and your wallet. how much is this picture going to cost you next. [ "could have been me" by the struts playing ] ♪ don't wanna wake up on a monday morning ♪ ♪ the thoug

medical examiner revealing the names of four victims who were gunned douchblt soon park wi, 74, susan cha kim, 689, yonge yue, 63. police tell us they are still working to determine the shooter's motives. >> it's very important to let you know that we are not done. we're still working very diligently to ascertain all the facts so we can have a successful prosecution because that's what's most important now. >> reporter: this afternoon crabapple baptist church where robert long worshipped released this statement about the shooter. no blame can be placed upon the victims. these acts are the result of a sinful heart and depraived mind of which aaron is responsible. there are growing calls in this community and country to protect the memories of the women involved. >> do you think it's promote that the prosecutors look at the most stringent and stiffest -- most stiff las that can be applied to this? i think it's difficult to see it as anything other than a hate crime. >> reporter: pamela, we know investigators are going through mounds of evidence when it comes to video and text messages. they

. >>> tonight, a seventh juror was selected for the trial of der derderek cha chauvin.sly approved a $27 million settle ment with fl floyd's estate. the site of his death serves as a member real and site of prayer. it surrounded by bar kid barric sara sidner reports. >> reporter: the place where george floyd took some of his last breathes is both sacred space and at times a battle field. >> we are a grieving community. >> reporter: on any given day at any given hour, the situation changes here. when we arrived, caretakers were cleaning up. there was nothing but calm and black joy. but this past saturday gunshots rang out a man was killed steps away from where floyd suffered. business owners and some residents complain the sound of gunshots are not uncommon. >> it can happen any time. any time. it can happen at 1:00 in the afternoon, 20 shots fired. >> reporter: in order to get into george floyd square, which is what they have dubbed the area george floyd took his last few breaths, you have to pass through barricades on every single side. there are also resident app appo

a non-cha lance or not a good speaker. we are sensitive right now to these kind of things. it can't mean nothing that there has been a spike in these kind of attacks, assault itself, verbal and physical against asian americans during a pandemic, during a time when there has been hot political rhetoric especially out of trump's mouth about asian blame for our sickness. quick take. >> you know, i think that's correct. let's step back for just 30 second. look, let's say whether we determine whether this was just was sexually motivated. if you are asian american you take comfort of that. the bottom lean you have to ask with the fbi, state and local law enforcement. the question is, are people out there looking at this and saying i don't care what his motivation is. i hate asian americans, too. i will do something else tonight. i think the answer you are looking at is dead on. it doesn't matter if it's perfectly clear. if you are asian american, you want protection, that's appropriate. >> phil, as always, thanks for the analysis. last word to you. >> reporter: just because, you

they last made a cue of this in the aftermath of the sandyhook youth being, he toys the land skoip chasged. a there's a push for republican senators to join them on the bill and even senate majority leader chuck schumer says they may not have the votes but a key part is getting some of the republicans on the record as voting against this bill. now this, would exand background checks to capture commercial sales and so could expect to see this on the floor is will have pass? one of the bill's co-sponsors saying a number of republicans in recent years have come to him and pressed their willingness to vote for something hike show when is where the rubber meets the road and we'll see if they are ecomomically willing to put for this. this was senator schumer and senator toomey and he he goes the isn't that there is -- he wasn't clear that the president would look like. he wasn't any -- >> while donald trump was president he was largely protected from the kind of investigation currently take shape in new york. state prosecutors are diving deep into the former president's finances, and as it tu

this possible plot to breach the capitol grave enough the house is likely cha ly cancelling then tomorrow. the qanon march 4th, the date of the real presidential inauguration when grant was inaugurated and that somehow donald trump will return to glory on the 4th and become the 19th president of the united states. >> the rest urection. there is intelligence to suggest a second attack that is because of the lie, essentially at this stage, the direct outcome of the lie. the lie leads to the violence. you can't deny it anymore. that closes down, potentially closes down all of the third branch of government or third branch of government tomorrow. this is where we are and guess what? we will be here for awhile because the lie doesn't go away. the gop is invested in the lie because it's tied to, as you just noted, it's tied to the voting restrictions they are trying to put in place throughout the country. they need to convince people that the lie is true, that the votes were illegitimate and particular african american and hispanic votes. this lie is not going away and what they are trying to d

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cha ties between the insurrectionist and public officials, and members of congress, and the trump campaign or allies like roger stone. so it will be important for the fbi to get answers and it will be important for congress to get answers and part of that is to bring justice. to find people accountable, and also in terms of protecting the capitol going forward, we need to understand who was involved in this. who role did social media play in helping the qanon conspiracy theorists and others find each other. >> how important is it to have merrick garland confirmed and be in there overseeing the progress of this since it will be handed off to him? >> well, it's very important. you know, for right now, as they are tracking the people down, and making arrests. they might -- my while a come paint and have to make a situation about whether to bring greater charges and some of the decisions might get dumped up. but in terms of the broader investigation, that is really i think one of the most important reasons why you need the attorney general confirmed. big decisions about bigger cases with more

we've been monitoring what's happening in the senate cha all night for you so you don't have to. >> that's why we're on at 5:00 a.m. eastern time, 2:00 a.m. out west for this special edition of msnbc live. our team of correspondents and analysts are following the latest developments for you now. amanda golden is following the developments on capitol hill. carol lee is at the white house with reaction from the president overnight and we're joined by danielle lipman and natalie jennings. welcome to all of you. >>ll good morning to all of you. amanda, where do things stand right now? what can you tell us about that stalemate over a unemployment benefits. >> good morning. there's been a lot of movement, obviously there's a lot still to happen. late last night there was a deal reached within the senate to begin to move forward as democrats are inching towards passing biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. this came to a standstill with senator joe manchin of west virginia holding up the passage of the next steps here over unemploymentre benefits about t expire. the new plan that's being put f

officers sicknick, edwards and cha chapman, who were standing within a few feet of khater, all react by one to something striking them in the face. the officers immediately retreat from the line, bring their hands to their faces and rush to find water to wash out their eyes. you can see from some of the pictures we're showing right now some of the scenes that the fbi says shows the assault taking place. the officers obviously were among many that were assaulted that day. this is what happened according to the capitol police. officer sicknick was on the line. he returns to his office, falls ill, is taken to the hospital and that's where he dies the following day. these two men are charged with nine counts, including for assault. what they're not charged right now with, wolf, is murder. this was, after all, a homicide investigation. one reason for that, wolf is, i'm told the investigators are still waiting for a final report from the medical examiner that would establish what the cause of death is. at this point right now these two men tanios and khater are charged with assault among o