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final day in office, his staunchest ally in the senate directly blames the president for the deadly capitol hill riots. the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. for his part, donald trump releases a farewell video, expressing pride over his achievements of the past four years. we did what we came here to do and so much more. president—electjoe biden leads a ceremony to honour the 400,000 americans who have died from covid—19. to heal, we must remember. and it's hard sometimes to remember. all around allaround him, in all around him, in the capital, though, is unprecedented security, following the attack on the home of congress a fortnight ago. hello and welcome to bbc news with me, tim willcox, whether you're watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. we start in washington, where donald trump's final day as american president has been an eventful one. today saw the us death toll from coronavirus pass a00,000, while politically, mitch mcconnell — the senate republican majority l

removal of trouble from accusing him of inciting the deadly capitol hill which officials have branded domestic terrorism. following the lead of team facebook. accounts indefinitely pending his future behavior. in the living former u.s. presidents have condemned the violence and comfortable with george w. bush blanketing it to the kind of thing that happens in. public whether america really is different from one of those. in other news the toughest months in germany still ahead despite mass vaccination being under way. a very good morning to you this is. democrats seem to be all maneuvers in a bid to oust president. after the precedent it seems on capitol hill in which a mob of his supporters went on a deadly rampage through the heart of american democracy incited some say by the president himself. i. i i. i. i. was sure. that. our. president invited me. and you confided because. live. people have died as a result of the riots among the policeman dozens of offices were also injured president trump has condemned what happened and now promises an orderly transition adding that this isn't

what's your take on it no no people said it was incitement to violence the speech before the deadly capitol hill riots or attempted insurrection because he does comments that he's an edge have made were made at the white house not it on twitter well i mean yes i do believe that trump has been inciting to riot and that's illegal. like i say if i if i was doing that i'd be in jail and when you have the president himself inciting to riot. you know we have no choice but to prosecute the guy convict him yeah i know because as i say on twitter his words were different to the words he used that that white has reached before before this deadly march you can envisage a point where you can say when you were younger with this ice cream company saying all sorts of things about the capitalist system you can't envisage a time when you can imagine powerful interests in as it now is silicon valley trying to censor the kind of remarks you were trying to make about the need for a more peaceful more equitable whoa. i was an out and out lying. undercutting the you know the vote the validity of a lecture in our coun

democrat school for the removal of donald trump from kucing given citing the deadly capitol hill riots which officials have branded domestic terrorism. this is banana republic that we're watching happen this is what you expect to see in a banana called american politicians voice their shock comparing the violence on capitol hill to the kind of thing that happens in with a cool banana republics look at whether america really is different from one of the . following the lead of team biden facebook blog accounting definitely pending his future behavior. but the toughest months of germany's pandemic is still ahead despite mass vaccination already being on the way. hi there thanks for joining us. democrats appear to be all maneuvers in a bid to oust president from office after the unprecedented scenes on capitol hill in which a mob of his supporters went on a rampage through the heart of american democracy incited some believe by the president himself. you know. we are now. the president invited me. and we can fight it because. 5 people have died as a result of that riot among them a police

final day in office, his staunchest ally in the senate directly blames the president for the deadly capitol hillide over his achievements of the past four years. we did what we came here to do and so much more. president—electjoe biden leads a ceremony to honour the 400,000 americans who have died from covid—19. to heal, we must remember. and it's hard sometimes to remember.

, blacklisting politicians and platforms they blame for the event leading up to wednesday's deadly capitol hill riot is growing, wait till you hear the newest names in just the last half-hour, in the meantime the selloff, it was in full swing earlier immersing in a big of a moderating effect, it is hitting twitter specifically which band the president, they got hit the hardest, that got his supporters screaming censorship but do they have a case, we've got the first amendment attorney who sued and won one of the biggest cases involving twitter and president trump, fox business exclusive, speaking of blacklist, the new york stock exchange has made it official after flip-flopping all over the place on the trump administrations order, the night he has delisted once again three telecoms, three chinese telecoms and that sends investors into confusion, goldman sachs former vice chair bob who served in the state department is here on this developing crash between d.c. and wall street, how the biden administration might differ when it comes to chinese equity. we are seeing profit take on wall street in

against dozens of people and close to 300 investigations opened in connection to last week's deadly capitol hill riot now house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for the prosecution of any members of congress who may have helped supporters of president donald trump if in fact it is found that members of congress were accomplices to this insurrection. if they aided and abetted the pan there may have to be actions taken beyond the counter and in terms of pressure occlusion . mike hanna is in washington d.c. and has more on the investigations into the capitol hill see. threat of violence in the days leading up to the inauguration and maybe even beyond certainly very real according to security officials here in washington d.c. palosi saying that it would be investigated whether some members of congress those who stormed the capitol last wednesday now the background to this is that more than 30 lawmakers have sent a letter to the master sergeant of arms of the senate and the house asking them to investigate how many people were brought into the capitol the day before the siege by republican lawmakers t

well, tonight, two more suspects have joined the list of more than 100 facing charges in that deadly capitol hillago. the f.b.i. has arrested joseph biggs of florida. it says he's with the right-wing group proud boys, and carried a walkie-talkie during the assault. he's also accused of instructing followers on social media to dress in black. and patrick mccaughey of connecticut is charged with pinning officer daniel hodges with a police shield, an attack captured in that widely seen video. all right, tonight, the man impeached for inciting that insurrection, the nation's 45th president, is back at his resort in florida. mr. trump skipped town this morning, becoming the first president to boycott his successor's inauguration since 1869. here's cbs' paula reid. >> reporter: former president trump departed the white house early wednesday for the last time. >> it is my greatest honor and privilege to have been your president. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: he gave his final speech as president to a small gathering of supporters and his family at joint base andrews. the president wished his succ

deadly capitol hill. branded domestic terrorism. this is banana republic that we're watching this is what you expect to see in a banana. politicians shot comparing the violence on capitol hill to the kind of thing that happens with a cool banana republics look at whether america really is different from one of the .

officials from the metropolitan police department and they're just giving an update on the deadly capitol hill riots that took place on wednesday when asked about the capitol police is response the mayor had this to say she said that's obviously it is a failure or then you wouldn't have had police lines breached and she also flat out blamed the president himself for the riots saying the president is responsible for the violence adding also it's just not the president who must be held accountable so too must the quote domestic terrorists who stormed the capitol and threaten members of congress and the mayor also describing the riots according to her textbook terrorism she did say so she's calling on the joint terrorism task force to investigate arrest and prosecute any individual who entered the capital destroyed property or incited acts and she did question as well why the federal law enforcement response was much stronger during the black lives matter protests that took place over the summer and she says she's demanding answers let's bring in jane who is listening in and joining us from washi

democrats and some republicans to remove the president from office after he incited the deadly insurrection on capitol hill. tonight trump saying he condemns the rioting even though he encourages his supports to take action against lawmakers. >>> and the u.s. reporting a record high number of covid-19 deaths today, over 4,000. a stunning number. this country is facing a huge crisis, and we need real leadership right now. joining me now to discuss, cnn's white house correspondent john hardwood and former obama jeern adviser david axelrod. john, we are learning betsy devos the latest to resign after trump inciting people to storm the capitol. if they're concerned, why not stay and do something about it? >> i think that's probably true for national security officials more narrowly since national security seems to be the greatest potential danger that trump would pose. i don't think he can do much damage at the vacant education secretary's position. but i think that the effect of the resignations -- elaine chao as transportation secretary and betsy devos is of a piece with a discussion to the 25th amendment an

. >> reporter: the senators who witnessed that deadly capitol hill riot will serve as jurors. >> this was the most serious presidential crime in the history of the united states of america, the most dangerous crime by a president ever committed against the united states. >> reporter: democrats say they plan to go after every single vote. it would take at least 17 republicans to convict trump. some republicans though are concerned giuliani's involvement could hurt the president. >> if it's rudy giuliani's defense, i think it raises the likelihood of more than 17 republicans voting for conviction. >> let's get right to rachel scott on that point at the white house tonight, and, rachel, rudy giuliani also leaving open the possibility that the president may still try to pardon himself before he leaves office? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right, tom. and we know that is something that the president has suggested to his closest advisers, something that they have advised against. we have not seen that before, and tonight our latest abc news/"washington post" poll says 68% of americans a

democrats call for the removal of donald trump from office kucing of insights into the deadly capitol hill province officials have branded domestic terrorism. polling the leader of team biden facebook facebook blocks trips accounted definitely pending future behavior all living former u.s. presidents have condemned the violence seen on capitol hill with a shock to george w. bush likening it to the gun the thing that happens in a quote banal republic look at whether about really is that different from one of the.

capitol hill. caitlin collin, cnn, the white house. >>> the deadly capitol hill riot on january 6 has caused deep riffs within the republican party. much of the anger is focused on congresswoman liz cheney who issued a blistering rebuke of president trump on the house floor. the latest from manu raju. >> reporter: donald trump may be gone from washington, but republicans still trying to pick up the pieces from his tumultuous tenure in office. at the center of one storm, the third ranking house republican, liz cheney, who joined nine of her gop colleagues in voting to impeach trump sparking an effort by his staunchest defenders to oust her and defeatler in next year's wyoming primary. >> i love wyoming! >> reporter: sources say trump is obsessed with taking down cheney, even donald trump jr. calling at a rally yesterday for her defeat. >> since the people of wyoming are clearly not thrilled with liz chaireney, let's find someo who can do the job well. >> reporter: the battle could come to a head next week when republicans meet behind closed door, which many expect to turn into a venting session. >> if l

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highest ranking republican to call for the president's impeachment in the wake of wednesday's deadly capitol hiller republican house members, john katko, adam kinzinger, and fred upton said they would vote for impeachment. president trump has dismissed calls for removal. >> free speech is under assault like never before. the 25th amendment is of zero risk to me, but will come back to haunt joe biden and the biden administration as the expression goes, be careful what uyou wish for. the impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and most vicious witch hunt in the history of our country and is causing tremendous anger and division and pain far greater than most people will ever understand, which is very dangerous for the usa, especially at this very tender time >> well, you tube has joined other social media giants in taking action against president trump, banning him from uploading new content for at least seven days the google owned company has disabled comments on trump's channel indefinitely, citing concerns about violence. this follows similar moves by facebook and twitter i'm happy to

rick edson is in washington following the aftermath of the deadly capitol hill domestic terror attacks. first let's go to kevin cork, he is in washington, d.c. just outside the capitol building with more on security of of operations. >> reporter: as you see, a couple of tactical vehicles over my shoulder, they're not just used for trans pour of station in this particular instance, they're actually being used in this city for the last several days as sort of a deterrent. we're talking about a physical presence. let me take you inside the numbers as we share the incredible coordination that the secret service has been able to put together to make sure the city is a very safe place to conduct the inauguration. this is the largest security presence in d.c. history and it is really quite frankly something to seem it's so much more than that. you mentioned it, up to 25,000 national guard troops, up to 4,000 u.s. marshals have been deputized and the metro has closed 13 subway stations in areas surrounding the national mall. the mall itself is mostly shut down as well. while i have you for a m

new metal detectors were put in place after the deadly capitol hill riots, for good reason.neider joins us with more. first question is why, but then what happened here? >> the why question, jim, remains to be answered but this was the first time since metal detectors were set up outside the chamber last week that a member of congress has tried to enter with a firearm. there are now cries from some members of congress that this is exactly why they are somewhat distrustful of their republican colleagues. a capitol official was telling us it was congressman andy harris of maryland who set off the metal detector. an officer discovered he was carrying a concealed gun on his side after he set off the metal detector. so the officer sent the congressman away, but in a weird twist, congressman harris asked another republican member right next to him to hold his gun, but that congressman did refuse. congressman harris left the area and returned without his gun. the rules are very clear here. members of congress can carry firearms in the hallways of congress as long as they have licen

according to this latest bulletin saying these groups may actually be emboldened following the deadly capitol hill riots. why? the government is citing perceived grievances fueled by false narratives around the 2020 election. this alert and the aftermath is getting the attention of congress. our health team is reporting at least 32 lawmakers are asking for more flexibility to protect themselves from threats. both in d.c. and these members say they face ongoing security threats from the same domestic terror groups that attacked the capitol this month. our kate snow is looking at one of those groups apparently on the front line of those riots. >> reporter: among the crowd of rioters that stormed the capitol, authorities say members of the proud boys were out front. video shows a proud boy leader joe biggs walking into the capitol. >> reporter: he has now been charged with obstructing congress, entering a restricted buildenedring and disorderly conduct. he is one of six proud boys charged. dew including a man who smashed a capitol windowing using a shield. in court documents they say pezzola appeared

political donations following lawmakers voting against joe biden's certification and to the deadly capitol hillodd: cheryl casone joins us live with the breakdown. >> cheryl: in response to the riots and obviously some of the lawmakers' opposition to the certification of the electoral college like you mentioned, several major corporations are now pausing their political donations. pausing, this is not permanent, to be clear. citigroup announced it's going to pause contributions for the first quarter of 2021, they told employees they're not going to support candidates who do not respect the rule of law. the ceo condemned the violence at the capitol. he said he was disgusted by the actions of those who stormed the capitol. other companies are making similar moves. commerce bank is suspended contributions and it condemns violence in any form. blue cross blue shield suspending contributions to all 147 lawmakers who voted against the certification of the electoral college. plus, marriott, widow nateed to missouri senator josh hawley. jp morgan chase, the ceo jamie dimon, a powerful voice in washingt

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against dozens of people and close to 300 investigators and opened in connection to last week's deadly capitol hill riots and now the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for the prosecution of any members of congress who may have helped supporters of president donald trump if in fact it is found that members of congress were accomplices to this insurrection if they aided and abetted the crime. there may have to be actions taken beyond the congress and in terms of prosecution one of the most powerful lobby groups in the u.s. has filed for bankruptcy the national rifle association of america plans to move from new york and register as a nonprofit in texas because of what it calls talks politics the announcement comes months after new york's attorney general sued the n.r.a. over allegations of corruption and misspending by senior executives in brazil 11 people have been charged over a fire at a football club that killed 10 teenagers and 2019 the boys died when a blaze swept through the flamingo training center on the outskirts of rio de janeiro the club's former president is among those charged

president donald trump's account flashing a risk of him fueling further violence after the deadly attack on capitol hill by trump supporters on wednesday. trump is also facing the possibility of an unprecedented 2nd impeachment group of democrats as drafted formal charges of misconduct to be presented next week choosing him of inciting insurrection. north korean leader kim jong un says the united states is this country's biggest enemy and has threatened to expand his nuclear arsenal he says the u.s. must withdraw its hostile policy if it wants to establish new relations. the united states hit a new record for corona virus infections on friday but nearly 290000 new cases and stop infectious diseases expert has warning the number of deaths and new cases is likely to keep rising incoming president joe biden says he plans to speed up vaccinations of reynolds. just speed up the lagging nationwide vaccination effort president elect joe biden plans to release nearly all of dalal doses of vaccine rather than holding supplies back for 2nd doses vaccines give us hope but the rollout has been a travesty. both appr

this is day to day was coming to you live from deadly violence on capitol hill an angry mob of trolls supporters storms the building rioters break into the chamber where lawmakers were meeting to certify joe biden selection victory outside violence police fired tear gas to disperse the run. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us we begin with unprecedented and deadly scenes at capitol hill in washington d.c. where supporters of president donald trump stormed the building in a bid to overturn the election results one woman was shot and later died of her injuries as rioters attempted to stop congress members from sort of tying joe biden's election victory we're going live to washington for an update in just a moment but 1st a look at how those dramatic scenes unfolded. chaos unraveled at capitol hill as the building was stormed by hundreds of trump supporters. a battle ensued between riot police and the protesters as they broke past security. they stormed the senate chambers to prevent congress from certifying joe biden's election victory literally bringing democracy to a halt.

suspended trump's account citing a risk of him fueling further violence that's after the deadly attacks on capitol hill by trump's supporters on wednesday. dan trump's had a tumultuous relationship with twitter for months now the platform began fact checking the president's tweets on may 28th last year it labeled his assertions about mail in ballots and fraud is potentially misleading the following day twitter flagged another trump tweet as glorifying violence he said when the looting starts the shooting starts while it was a reference of course to those protests over the killing of george floyd and trump was temporarily locked out of twitter 2 days ago and so forth and stormed capitol hill this as we know has since become permanent president elect joe biden says those who over around the capitol should be regarded as terrorists. and should be treated as they're bunch of thugs insurrectionist white supremacists and i semites 6 and there's not enough i mean c'mon you know these shirts there were these are a bunch of thugs thugs and their terrorist domestic terrorists and that'll be a judgment for the th

the president facing new calls to resign amid claims that he incited the deadly riot on capitol hill. another member of his cabinet stepping down. >>> but this morning, a new message from the president calling for healing and reconciliation. will it be enough to squash talk of impeachment? what we're learning. >>> also breaking overnight, a fifth person dies after wednesday's violence. this time a police officer. new details about the growing manhunt for the rioters who stormed the capitol and the concern about sensitive documents that may have been stolen. >>> vaccine victory. what pfizer and moderna are now revealing about the coronavirus vaccines just as more states confirm cases of that new mutation of the virus. >>> behind bars, police arrest the woman seen in this viral video falsely accusing a black teen of stealing her phone. the new accusations against her. >>> boeing pays up. the massive settlement after the two deadly plane crashes involving the max jet. >>> and later, jumbo jackpot. the lottery fever on this friday morning. >>> and good friday morning to you. i'm mona kosa

deadly. capitol hill riots, yes, right we carry the vote all through yesterday morning historic day 10 house in favor of the impeachment and unlike the first. >>impeachment where they followed party lines in this particular time. they were told to vote their conscience. the gop is backing in sharp contrast, they're not unanimously behind president trump has before yeah, so that's kind of the big shift that we've seen here recently and it comes just days before he leaves office. and if president trump is convicted by the senate which is where this impeachment procedure goes next. well we've got a lot at stake he could lose what you see on your screen here which is his yearly pension of $200,000 he could lose his government health insurance. he could lose his full security detail and his travel budget and probably most importantly for the president lose the ability to ever run for federal office again. one prominent bay area republican believes if trump would have more strongly condemn supporters a little bit earlier last wednesday, the president would have helped stop what happened at the cap

president trump lowered the white house's flag to half-staff, finally, days after a capitol hill police officer died amid the deadlyed criticism from both sides of the aisle for not ordering flags to be lowered after the death of officer brian sicknick, who died thursday from injuries he sustained during the capitol riots. it was only after officer howard levingoode's death from suicide yesterday that the white house released the proclamation. speaker of the house nancy pelosi had ordered the capitol's flags to be lowered on thursday. that was the day sicknick died. on friday, president-elect joe biden vowed that those responsible for the death of a capitol police officer following the riots that engulfed the nation's capitol this week will be held to account. >>> and there are now concerns that lawmakers may have been exposed to the coronavirus during the riot on capitol hill last wednesday. that's according to congress' attending physician. in an email sent out to lawmakers yesterday, the physician writes in part, quote, on wednesday, january 6th, many members of the house community were in protective isolation i

trial could start, would be on the day of the inauguration, the nation still reeling from that deadly capitol hillis now preparing for both an inauguration and an impeachment trial. house speaker nancy pelosi keeping her cards close to her chest on this one. she will not say when she plans to send over that article of impeachment to the senate. we know in the house ten republicans voted to impeach president trump, but in the senate 17 at least would need to break from their party in order to convict president trump and so far we haven't heard from a single senate republican who says that they plan to do just that. the president now has four days left in office. he is still refusing to attend joe biden's inauguration. at hasn' happened in mources tell us thig the president wants his own farewell before biden even takes the oath of office. he wants a red carpet, a military-style band waiting for him as he boards air force one for the final time, guys. >> rachel scott for us there, thank you. >>> coming up hrush archemyan, a 33-year-old celebrity makeup artist who worked with the kardashians and jenn

, blacklisting politicians and platforms they blame for the event leading up to wednesday's deadly capitol hill growing, wait till you hear the newest names in just the last half-hour, in the meantime the selloff, it was in full swing earlier

president trump is facing more fallout from the deadly capitol hill riot. of his favorite banks are pulling away from him. a person with knowledge of the matter says deutsche bank has decided to refrain from further business with trump and his company. according to reports, trump owes the frankfurt-based lender more than $300 million. and signature bank, a new york lender that's long catered to his family, is pressing for trump to step down and is closing two personal accounts which hold about $5.3 million. according to reports, a spokesperson in a statement for the firm said, "we believe the appropriate action would be the resignation of the president of the united states, which is in the best interests of our nation and the american people." maybe hitting him where it really hurts might actually make a difference. >>> and meanwhile, a growing wave of big businesses say they'll suspend or review their campaign donations in the wake of last week's riot at the capitol. many are saying they would stop donating to republicans who objected to the election certi

president donald trump's account citing the risk of him fueling further violence after the deadly attack on capitol hill by trump supporters on wednesday. trop is also facing the possibility of an unprecedented 2nd impeachment a group of democrats as drafted formal charges of misconduct to be presented next week kucing him of inciting insurrection. north korean leader kim jong un says the united states remains his country's biggest enemy and has threatened to expand his nuclear arsenal he says the u.s. must withdraw its hostile policy if it wants to establish new relations. canadians have held a march and vigils marking one year since the downing of flight 752 in teheran they killed 2 all 176 people on board around government admissions its forces mistakenly shot down the plane after night after denying it for 3 days most passengers were bound for canada the canadian government rejected arounds offer to compensate each family to run is accused canada of trying to exploit the grief of the families. the leader of an armed group in pakistan has been jailed for 5 years after being convicted of financing ter

recently on january 6th it was so personally painful to see a camp auschwitz shirt worn at the deadly capitol hillthis haolocaust remembrance day let's all commit to fight this hatred, indeed all forms of hatred including racism. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. you can always follow me on twitter and instagram at wolf blitzer. you can tweet the show at cnn sit room. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, republicans reward a qanon follower who indicated support for executing democrats. is the gop becoming the party of qanon? plus he warned someone was going to get killed by trump's attacks on the free and fair election, and he was right. the former top georgia election official gabe sterling is my guest. >>> and more cases of covid variants discovered in the u.s. the biden administration warns there is no stockpile of vaccines. let's go out front. >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight the party of qanon. tonight the republican party i

donald trump's account citing a risk of him fueling further violence this comes after the deadly attack on capitol hill by trump supports president elect joe biden says those who stormed the capitol on wednesday should be regarded as terrorists and should be treated as their bunch of thugs insurrectionist white supremacist and i semites 6 and there's not enough i mean c'mon you know these church there were these are a bunch of thugs thugs and they're terrorist mesti tears and that'll be a judgment for the the justice department to make as to what charges should be but the fact is they should be prosecuted and should be prosecuted the difference here is this had the active encouragement of a city president of the united states and the way in which the breakdown in security occurred needs to be thoroughly investigated. trump is also facing the possibility of an unprecedented 2nd impeachment the group of democrats have drafted formal charges of misconduct to be presented next week accusing him of inciting insurrection 10 newborn babies have died in a hospital fire in western india staff rescued 7 other in

donald trump's account slicing a risk of him fueling further violence this comes after the deadly attack on capitol hill by trump supporters president elect joe biden says those who stormed the capitol on wednesday should be regarded as terrorists and should be treated as they're a bunch of thugs insurrectionist white supremacist and no semites sitch and there's not enough i mean c'mon you know these church there were.

capitol. >> a lot is happening and we'll get back to phil and the hill in just a second. >>> so president trump is emerging from hiding for the first time since inciting the deadly capitol hill riots and some of the first word out of his mouth is it is all a hoax. nothing has changed with him. he's going to alamo, texas, to visit the border wall. jeremy diamond is there and joining us now. what is this all about? he did face reporters, did not sound like he took any questions. what did he say? >> reporter: yeah, well we heard from the president was making very clear that he has no regrets about the comments that he made to the thousands of supporters of his who went on to storm the capitol last wednesday. he insisted he bear those responsibility for their actions and insisted his words were perfect in the way he claimed that his call with the ukrainians. listen to what he said as he left washington. >> it is been analyzed and people thought that what i said was totally appropriate and if you look at what other people have said, politicians at a high level, about the riots during the summer, the horrible riots in portland and seattle and various other places, that was a

the former president is charged with incitement of insurrection over the deadly capitol hill ryan back on january, 6th republicans pushed for the two week delay to get both sides time to file briefs and to prepare for the trial from patient began when unprecedented, like fast and minimal. process over in the house, the sequel cannot be an insufficient senate process that denies former president trump has do process. the delay will also allow the biden administration to get more cabinet members confirmed and work on a coronavirus relief package, general lloyd j. austen has now been confirmed by the u. s senate becoming the very first black secretary of defense. the vote was 93 to 2 austin arrived at the pentagon earlier today for meetings with senior defense officials. austin who is 67 was the first african american to lead an infantry division in combat, as well as the first to leave the u. s central command. you received a congressional waiver for rule prohibiting a military officer to serve as secretary of defense within seven years of retirement. today, texas became the first state

against dozens of people in close to 300 investigations opened in connection to last week's deadly capitol hill riots and now the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for the prosecution of any members of congress who may have helped supporters of president donald trump. if in fact you did stand that members of congress were accomplices to dish insurrection if they aided and abetted the pan am there may have to be actions taken beyond the tankers and in terms of pressure to sion my counters in washington d.c. and has more on the investigations into the capitol hill siege the threat of violence in the days leading up to the inauguration and maybe even beyond certainly very real according to security officials here in washington d.c. and you palosi saying that it would be investigated whether some members of congress those who stormed the capitol last wednesday now the background to this is that more than 30 lawmakers have sent a letter to the mosque the sergeant of arms of the senate and the house asking them to investigate how many people were brought into the capitol the day before the s