being carved, people living in the black hills. that, some of it through our interpretive programming, but we also have a place that we set up in the park that is called the lakota and nakota and dakota heritage village. every summer, we hire cultural interpreters. these are people who are lakota. they come in and they talk about the lakota story. so we are trying to share the importance of the black hills for all of these people, as well as what that sculpture means. it is a balance. >> [speaking native language] grandfather, thank you very much for my son. crazy horse's first name was [-] . >> that is like mount rushmore. same thing, like with the rocks, you know? disturbed. so as a family member myself, i would not support that as far as from the crazy horse and the hamp families. >> some native americans i have spoken with, one of the issues they have with this memorial and mount rushmore is that it is taking the native geology of the land, and the rock up there and changing it from something the creator was there before. what

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those locations of culp's hill and cemetery hill. by doing so, we -- will make it to diversionary assault, pin the butterfly to the board if you will of all of these available reinforcements that general need may be able to shift from the right of the line to the other end of the line -- the left-hand of the union line. to bolster his line that is going to be under attack. you'll's orders are to proceed with that divides urinate assault -- on cemetery hill in tandem with the main confederate attack. about 4 pm on the afternoon of july 2nd, the main confederate assault goes forward. fighting will take place in such famous places today as, little round top. devils dan, the triangular field. to the peach orchard, the wheat feel. stony ridge, further north as more confederate units make their way into combat. as all of this action is beginning to happen, is diversionary assault has yet to go forward. it would not be until 6 pm, we don't have time in his presentation to get all the logistics and failings of what it will occur two hours la

the division had arrive to another hills south of copes hill. south of military hill. a hill that would become famous for other reasons. but five in the morning -- men on the 12th court would receive orders to move out. to continue their march northward to make their way towards the union army's right flank on the hill. general green would recall in his official report on the battle of gettysburg to receiving the orders and marching his men towards the hill. he wrote quote we took the position on the spot -- with the light of the first. core rock creek running through at a dust -- our position and front were covered with a heavy growth of timber free from undergrowth with large ledges projecting above surface. these rocks and trees offer good cover for marksman. the surface was very steep on our left. diminishing to a gentle slip in our right. as soon as we were in position we began to intrench ourselves, and through oppress works of covering, height of, logs of stones, and of earth. the same was done by the troops on our right. so as greens men began to arrive at the

that vote playing out on capitol hill on that embattles congresswoman and we'll go live to the hill in just a moment here, but we're going to begin with the other breaking news just as we come on. johnson & johnson just moments ago requesting emergency use authorization for their single shot vaccine. and you'll remember our reporting right here this would be significant, because it's a single dose only, 85% effective at preventing severe symptoms and they say 100% effective at preventing hospitalizations and death. the u.s. now with more than 455,000 american lives lost. the country averaging more than 3,300 deaths per day. this potential new weapon could help get the vaccines out more quickly, not only because it would be the third vaccine, but obviously because this only requires one shot. and even with the encouraging news tonight that the u.s. infection rate is dropping, authorities remain concerned about what could happen when the uk variant could become the dominant strain here in the u.s. in weeks and of course concern over other variants, as well. the head of the cdc now saying

representative hill: thank you for that.ve the paycheck protection program extended, unemployment benefits ext and the 10 million jobs cap, that there is so much time through executive travel, meetings, restaurants, how do we get that? we could get people billions of dollars each but it wouldn't get them back out into the travel, the live entertainment business, until the vaccine is killed. that is why getting americans vaccinated is the number-one thing we can do at this stage of the economic recovery, and then go that final course and bring those 10 million people back to employment. joe: i want to pivot to a topic you considered, stuff going on in the stock market. worriedly, once again game stop, the stock that inspired hearings and your committee, surging over the past couple days. does this episode warrant legislation or is in a weird thing? representative hill: well, when we have zero interest rates and trillions and reserves flooded into the economy, you are going to have immediate buoyancy of all asset prices. you s

you can see the black hills from a long distance. tribes considered the black hills a sacred site. they could see it in the difference -- they could see it in the distance, it looked black because of the panda roso pines. -- ponderosa pines. >> over the years, there has been discussion from native americans and others about the location of the black hills being sacred and right here you have something that represents, to some people, the u.s. government, the policies toward native americans have not been look at the same way. what do you talk about you tell people about that issue and mount rushmore? >> there was some controversy from the start, carving in the black hills. that controversy came from tribal people and people who we would today call -- the tribes were looking for a place they -- ecologists. the tribes were looking for a place they would come in and honor and have ceremonies, spent some time. at that time period, we are talking 1925, that was not looked at the same way we look at it today. today, we still have tribal people were concerned about the black hills being c

hill of arkansas. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arkansas. as the member designated by -- members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yea on the hill amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. panetta of california, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. panetta will vote no on the hill amendment.

let's go to alan fischer hair is at capitol hill washington d.c. in washington d.c. allan maybe you could tell us a little more about what is happening right now i believe one of the republicans mike lee is trying to get something stricken from the record some of the evidence that he's not quite happy with that's been presented. there was evidence presented during the last couple of hours about a phone call that was made by rudy giuliani to the senate floor no. he was trying to call tommy tolerable who is a newly elected senator from alabama but instead he got through to senator mike lee instead and mike lee 100 the phone over what mike lee is saying is that he is being courted in a context that is not true he is the source and he has asked for those comments that part of the evidence that has been entered into the congressional record to be stricken and that is what the vote is a vote at the moment. it's going to be a very close vote but you can see that mike lee is very unhappy about it mike lee is a constitutional lawyer he's a constitutional expert in the views o

. >> we are right in the middle of the black hills.f the black hole -- black hills are considered sacred to the lakota people. this is where they came to hunt for food, this is where they came to pray. this is a very personal land and very private happened here for them and they still do in different, more modern ways. when dad got the letter in 1939 inviting him to come out, he decided to come out to the pine ridge reservation and what he did, he realized he didn't know much about native american culture. he was very inquisitive and he looked at things differently. more deeply than most. so, he thought that these are such poor conditions, these people should be honored. then he decided to take on the job of carving the mountain and he and henry standing bear looked at the different mountains all around. dad did not want to do it near mount rushmore. it hadn't worked out. artists, when they get together it doesn't always work out. dad left, but henry knew he had worked there and in the newspaper, city journal talked about that and henr

it is a busy morning on capitol hill. all of that even before we get to what is set to happen in just about ten minutes from now, the start of the congressional tribute ceremony for fallen capitol hill police officer brian sicknick. >>> also ahead, we have new nbc news reporting on what hundreds of democratic hill staffers did to try to persuade senators to convict former president trump. >>> plus new comments just out this morning from president biden, his most substantial yet, about his predecessor's upcoming impeachment trial. >>> plus a major stakeup in the state with one of the worst records for covid vaccinations in the country. we're live on the ground with what they're trying to do to thurn things around. all of it coming up. trying to o thurn things around. all of it coming up. [ engine rumbling ] ♪♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> man: what's my safelite story? [ beeping ] my

singh, there was a difficulty on capitol hill. as we saw in the videos, those anguished radio messages. capitol hill police were being overrun, outflanked, outnumbered, and they needed reinforcements. they wanted help from the national guard, but for more than two hours, there was no call made. donald trump did not activate the national guard, even though he was watching on tv. the democrats are claiming the reason he did not want to stop this, but because he was quite happy for the interruption to go ahead, because in his view, it increased the possibility of the election results being overturned. that is ongoing, we should get the results shortly. it has been quite a dramatic day on capitol hill, with video and audio being played we have never seen before, video from some of the security cameras, showing just how close the mob came to some senators. in fact, there is a scene where mitt romney was walking towards the crowd, but eugene goodman, a capitol police officer directed him in the other direction. it was such a close call,

we visited green hill with jobie hill founder of the saving slave houses project together with a team of 3d scanning specialists. she was introducing the team to green hill when we arrived. this program is about 50 minutes. >> okay. so -- >> oh, goodness. >> here's the -- here's auctions. auction block, and auctioneer's stand. that's the brick dependentsy. that's a duck house. >> duck house? >> a duck house. this is the wash house. this one has a neat feature on the back side. it has a drain in the wall where they would just dump -- >> [ indiscernible ] >> yeah. yep. dump the water out. this is slave house. my name is jobie hill. and we are at green hill plantation, which is in can ville county, virginia. and i am here with the company, tremble. and they are here with me for my independent project which is called saving slave houses, which is doing documentation of all the known slave houses in the united states. when i was in school for my master's thesis, i started doing research with the historic american buildings survey collection, which is a wpa program that started in 1936 to g

barbara plett usher on capitol hill. _ vivid way.arbara plett usher on capitol hill, thank you _ vivid way. barbara plett usher on capitol hill, thank you so - vivid way. barbara plett usher on capitol hill, thank you so much i vivid way. barbara plett usher on | capitol hill, thank you so much for that. the us constitution is taking centre stage this week on capitol hill. democrats argued there is a precedent to try an official after he left office. but most republicans argue the constitution is murky on the matter. joining us now is kim wehle, professor at the university of baltimore school of law. you have written a book on the constitution, you know it better pretty much than anyone else. is it the case that a former president, donaldj trump, can be tried for an impeachable offence after he has left office? we impeachable offence after he has left office? ~ ~' ., impeachable offence after he has left office? ~ ~ ., ., left office? we will never know for sure unless _ left office? we will never know for sure unless they _ left off

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fisher is following the proceedings on capitol hill for us and joins us now on out and in support of that argument we saw or at one point footage i think it was some 9 minutes of democrats using the word fight so that an attempt to refute the house managers argument that president trump incites at the insurrection. it was 11 minutes and 18 seconds if you're interested. did they did the defense team a taking an interesting approach here they're very critical of the host team they're using words like a poker see and heat and hatred and punish and it sometimes in the words of the defense team i am here because of donald trump and you you you know that he has spoken to the team very much beforehand did they're saying that some of the evidence was manipulated they're claiming that there was something wrong with the fact that the he had managed that the prosecution and managed to get unseen video of what happened here on capitol hill just to make clear if the defense team or any senators any republican senators or even remember republican members of the house had requested that video they

my name is joe b hill, and we're at green hill plantation, which is in campbell county, virginia. and i'm here with the company trimble and they are here with me for my independent project was called saving slave houses, which is doing documentation of all the known slave houses in the united states. when i was in school for my master's thesis, i surgery research with the historic american building survey collection, which is a wpa program that started in 1936 to get architects back to work and so a thousand architects were hired to go out and document historic significant historic structures all across the united states. and part of that documentation was slave houses not necessarily intentionally, but they did document slave houses and sometimes a lot of times it was just you got like one photograph or you would see that a slave house in the background of a picture behind the main house for my master's thesis. i looked at that collection and identified all of the sites that had a slave house and so like the historic-american building survey has 485 sites that have a documented s

arguments by prosecutors on day 2 of donald trump seconded pietschmann trial will live on capitol hill. hello again i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the united nations human rights envoy accuses authorities in myanmar of mass detentions since the coup as thousands returned to the streets in protest plus. i'm elizabeth random in northern india where the rescue operation to find 35 men missing in a tunnel is continuing 3 days after a devastating floods swept through the region. and promising results out of israel as data shows the pfizer vaccine appears to dramatically halt the spread of the corona virus even after just one dose. so the u.s. senate is set to reconvene in just one off for the impeachment trial of former president donald trump on tuesday the senate rejected the defense argument that it's unconstitutional to prosecute a president after leaving office house impeachment managers will now have 16 hours spread over the next 2 days to present their cases a 2 thirds majority is required to convict trump over inciting insurrection people died

green hill was once a vast prince station -- we visited greenville with jodie hill, founder of the saving sleeve houses project and a team of preservationist and 3d scanning technicians who documented several buildings associated with slavery. she was introducing the team to green hill when we arrived. this program is about 50 minutes. okay, so here's the auction house. so that's the brick dependency. that's the duck house. the dark house. this is the wash house. this one has a neat feature. a drain in the wall. that is where they would dump the water out. this is the sleeve house. where they would dump the water out. this is the sleeve house. we are at green hill plantation we are at green hill plantation which is that campbell county, virginia. i'm here with the which is that campbell county, virginia. i'm here with the company --, they're here with company trunble, they're here with me for the independent project. me for the independent project. which is doing a documentation of all the doing documentation known slave houses of all the known slave and united states. houses in the unite

donald trump's laws deny the charge that he inside his supporters to storm capitol hill on the eve of his impeachment trial at the senate. this is al jazeera live from also coming up. pots and pans protest the people show that i think they're off to the coolie to defend his actions. at columbia gives legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented venezuelan refugees and migrants. the crisis over haiti's presidency intensifies as the opposition claims the c.b.i. most judge will be the new leader. donald trump's lawyers are denying the charge that the then president had cited his supporters to storm capitol hill a day before his 2nd impeachment trial of the senate they're also arguing it is unconstitutional to hold a trial for a former president democrats are prosecuting trump say he has no valid defense of john 100 live for us on capitol hill but 1st castro takes a look at what the impeachment trial what intel. we fight like hell and if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore those were some of donald trump's last words on january 6th moments before

he took out the rolling hills estate sign. then depending on what investigator you looked at, the license plate fell off. fluid looking all over the road. he rolled at least once, maybe twice. then you can see the telephone poll there, dana, next to where they're putting the car up. the investigators are saying there's another telephone pole 30 yards back from that and very lucky that while he was making his way into the brush he didn't hit a telephone pole. he did knock down a couple small trees. that really he didn't hit anything and crossed traffic at the same time. so what they'll do now, try to figure out what rate of speed. it's interesting, there were no skid marks at all. so when he lost control, he either quickly rolled, was not trying to avoid anybody else and went directly across oncoming traffic and didn't hit anybody. it's 7:00 a.m. even in pandemic times in los angeles, there's always traffic on the the road. lucky that he didn't hit any cars going across traffic. making his way up in there. when they got to him

from arkansas, french hill. it is your fault, arkansas has the snowiest february ever, like back to when the hill family came over the border in 1812. what is the snow like in arkansas and what will you do to fix it? rep. hill: it is the responsibility of the politicians in washington. we are at 17 inches in central arkansas. our highways are clear what our neighborhoods are piled up. east coast style snow. i have been shoveling and doing the best i can. tom: republicans shovel, democrats call in the snow plow. we saw the gamestop hearings yesterday. the washington post this morning gives it essentially zero play. what happens next after the testimony? rep. hill: i think the ceo of robinhood apologized for having inadequate collateral on deposit with our clearing firms and the depository trust, which put their customers in a bad position in the midst of a bubble. that was a key element. in terms of the equity market, i thought the hearing demonstrated it worked as we expected it to. i think maxine waters is goin

i'm marc lamont hill and it's time to get up front right here on al-jazeera. using never before seen footage from the john reese 6 riots on capitol hill u.s. democrats made out their case at the 2nd impeachment trial of former president donald trump. 4 3 do you know your. radio dispatches from police us admitted as evidence to show how overwhelmed they were as rioters stormed the county.

in capitol hill so alan what were the key moments from today. well this is donald trump getting the defense that he wanted it was aggressive it was fractious it was his team saying look there's a number of reasons why you can't proceed with the impeachment of donald trump the 1st one was on constitutional grounds they said he simply can't be tried because he's left office that was already decided by the senate on tuesday and that's why this hearing is going ahead then talked about 2 process said that they simply didn't have enough time either to carry out an investigation or to review the evidence they alleged that the prosecution just handed them the video very late on tuesday although both sides agreed that that evidence would be made available and the defense knew when they were going to get it and then there was the question of the 1st amendment they say that donald trump didn't see anything that isn't unusual in political speech and he played 11 minutes and 18 seconds of democrats using the phrase fight saying that donald trump didn't incit

gusty in the hills overnight tonight. lighter winds tomorrow afternoon.are looking at a dry sunny pattern through the weekend. hour by hour those winds continue to remain gusty tonight. you will notice even at 8:00 p.m. 45-mile-an-hour winds over fairfield. then they ease but still breezy tomorrow morning. they'll completely die down as we head toward tomorrow afternoon around lunch hour. so breezy morning temperatures 30s, 40s with some high clouds tomorrow. and then for the afternoon you are looking at readings that will range from the upper 50s to the low 70s, a mix of sun and high clouds, especially toward the south and the east bay. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy in the hills in the morning mild and sunny as we head into the weekend but those gusty winds will return on saturday. sunday's a little warmer and then we'll cool it around the middle of >>> finally here tonight, you've seen autonomous vehicles on the road with their sensors mounted on top and on the side and a hands-free driver. >> now abc 7 news reporter david

the video is disturbing rorter: the moment former officer, adam coy, shot and killed andre hill in a friend's garage the police veteran was charged with murder. today hill's family relieved but not fully satisfied. >> adam coy messed with the wrong family and his family is not backing down we are making sure all convictions happen >> reporter: the former officer is not guilty and coy and hill interacted what seen on the video without providing details. police were responding to a neighbor's non emergency call about a suspicious vehicle. >> my client believed there was a -- when it raised up, my client stepped back and fired his weapon in what he believes in defending himself >> reporter: investigators say hill was not armed and he was not given aid for more than five minutes. >> when a white police officer is indicted for killing an unarmed black man, that does not translate into a conviction >> reporter: coy is now in custody expected to make his first appearance in court tomorrow ron allen, nbc news. >>> the raging debate over reopening schools. >>> they are being turned into zoomi

still a little chilly around santa rosa and morgan hill. still a chance of upper 30s by morning. mid 40s san francisco to oakland. here are the numbers that are going to get your attention. close to 70 in san rafael, 73 in santa rosa as the wind starts to pickup out of the north. tri-valley, morgan hill, san jose all near 70 tomorrow. even san francisco to oakland, upper 60s. so one thing we have to watch. as high pressure builds in, if you're in the north bay hills tuesday morning and i think on wednesday morning, you will begin to see those dry breezes pickup. speaking of high ho it's keepin closed now. you did see sierra and lake tahoe with snow. we do think we'll get cooler temperatures as we head to next weekend. the story out of the north, they tend to be colder, but they also tend to be dryer. with high pressure keeping most of the moisture away, here's the extended long range outlook precipitation. you have to look closely. it's sierra, far northeastern and northwestern of california that stands to find the best chance of anything out of the system next weekend. i think t

breezy in the hills right now.the city currently in the mid 50s at 55 degrees from oakland to mountain view. we're in the low to mid 60s. a similar story in san jose and morgan hill cooler at 59 and half moon bay much cooler on the coast at 52 degrees. that is not stopping the folks from hitting the beach in santa cruz. a live look. a lot of people enjoying the sunshine right now. no one is really in the ocean water, the ocean water temperature hovering right around 50 degrees. it is chilly in the water. napa at 62 and just a real pleasant day across the region, fairfield, livermore, concord all in the 60s. it is breezy out there, especially around the coast. half moon bay the current winds gusting at 0 miles per hour. sfo 32 the current wind gust and else where around the 15-mile-per-hour range and little breezier in our hills. take you up to 1,000 feet and you can see in the oakland hills winds 15 to 20 miles per hour and diablo gusting higher than that and we will keep this breeze with us in the overnight hours.

matthew hill, bbc news.'s economic abuses and push back on its attack on human rights. but he said washington would be ready to work with beijing when it's in america's interest to do so. for more i've been speaking to james green, former state department official who worked at the us embassy in beijing. i think the biden team has three different options for how they look at xinjiang. one is increasing public awareness, the second is diplomacy with allies and friends, the last is targeted sanctions. to your question about an independent observer, i have no doubt that the united states and allies will push that with beijing. i think the critical point will be try to get non—0ecd countries to agree to that. if it is seen as not something from the united states or western powers or anglo—saxon powers, i think it'll have much more impact. why will that be difficult? i think a lot of different countries have different interests with china. for a lot of them, commercial interests or not wanting to be seen as inter

right there at the scene of the crime on capitol hill.here was such an incredible and widespread failure of security during that attack on january 6th. >> these four law enforcement officials will soon be taking the tough questions from the house and senate sergeant at arms, both of them former, the chief of the capitol police and the head of the d.c. metropolitan police department as well, robert contee, but let's begin with shimon prokupecz on capitol hill. a lot of big questions here. >> reporter: yeah. >> all of the people testifying will get questions about their own role in this. you're hearing there is going to be some finger pointing. >> reporter: it seems that right now based on the information that we have there could be finger pointing in different directions. but jim and poppy,

i'm marc lamont hill and it's time to get out from right here and now does it. using never before seen footage from the john reese 6 riot on capitol hill u.s. democrats made out their case at the 2nd impeachment trial of former president donald trump. did you get your. 7 degree. your. radio dispatches from police are submitted as evidence to show how overwhelmed they were as rioters stormed the campus. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera life and also coming up more allies of the unsung suchi are arrested as the u.s. announces sanctions against me in miles military over the recent coup. the former commander of colombia's fock rebel group was questioned over the killing of a presidential candidate. she was a powerful advocate for women's rights and really sure was the right thing to do the u.s. president joe biden welcomes the release of saudi women's rights activists are saying al has moon who spent years in jail. democrats in the u.s. senate have been presenting their case that former president donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial on capitol hill they s

suggested evidence against have been manipulated trump is accused of inciting a deadly riot on capitol hill last month. this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition it is constitutional cancel culture history will will will record this shameful effort as a deliberate attempt by the democrat party to smear censor and cancel not just president trump but the 75000000 americans who voted for him there is significant reason to doubt the evidence the house managers have put before us let me say this clearly we have reason to believe the house managers manipulated evidence and selectively edited footage if they did and this were a court of law they would face sanctions from the judge i don't raise this issue lightly rather it is a product of what we have found in just the limited time we have had since we 1st saw the evidence here with you this week we have reason to believe that the house managers created false representations of tweets and the lack of due process means there was no opportunity to r

is home once a week have a short piece on capitol hill history and finding new. takes to look at is kind of an interesting it process. sometimes it's literally somebody will contact me and say hey i've been wondering about this. can you look into that other times what'll happen is that i will find an old an old guide book of washington dc dc and and that will lead me towards something new. so for instance this story of philip reed now a lot of people have researched this they keep coming back to this guy here wyeth who wrote a number of books about the capital. usually they talk about a different book as being the source for this. it's actually this this book here 10 and dome that tells the story about philip reed and his crucial importance in in casting the statue freedom. so it's very personal these these guidebooks tend to be very personal they're written at a time when very few people actually travel and so often it would just be somebody who travel to dc and wanted to talk about what he or she had seen so that the folks at home could have that experience as

(comerciales) un corte de internet y servicio de celulares afecta la de ciudad de morgan hill dejandoa de morgan y hill que tuvimos la seÑal para salir en vivo estos cortes afectan a los residentes y la conexiÓn de los medios y muestran el problema que estÁn teniendo con estos cortes de internet y de servicios de celular la ciudad de morgan hill envÍo un comunicado donde ellos mencionaban que el motivo es un corte a las fibras de una lÍnea de cableado subterrÁneo y esto ocurriÓ en un Área de construcciÓn aproximadamente a las 10 u 11 de esta maÑana desde entonces toda la comunidad ha tenido este problema con su servicio electrÓnicos de internet, y de servicio de celular. la principal preocupaciÓn de las autoridades eran que no tenÍan la posibilidad de que las llamadas y mensajes de textos al 911 entraran a las autoridades locales y esto lo solucionaron rÁpidamente porque envÍan las comunicaciones al condado de santa clara pero este corte no solamente estÁ afectando los servicios de emergencia tambiÉn a todos los residentes y negocios de morgan hill una trabajadora de una pizzerÍa narr

so let's look from the east bay hills camera. it's breezy in the hills and mountains, but that's what's chased away cloud cover. if you're driving on 24, maybe even the dublin grate, it could be breezy, especially for higher profile vehicles. temperatures around the low 40s to upper 40s at 7:00. low to mid 60s above average at noon. on our way to upper 60s and low 70s at 4:00. put the umbrell while. you will not need it. i'll let you know how much warmer we're going to get coming up. >>> president biden expected to speak as the country approaches a tragic milestone. the u.s. is closing on half a million deaths from covid-19. the new york times charted the timeline on the front page. each of the tiny dots represents lives lost. it is the worst death toll of any country in the world. the president is expected to hold a moment of silence and a candle lighting ceremony at the white house. vice president kamala harris will also be there. that event is at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> in california some doctors say they are seeing positive

, when he shot andre hill who was not armed but was carrying a cell phone. video shows coy standing over hill for five minutes without giving first aid. the attorney general says the indictment sends a message. >> the vast virtue of law enforcement is diminished by the very few bad actors among its ranks, and only by holding a bad actor accountable can that virtue be sustained. here's what i mean in plain english, same rules for everybody. >> coy said he thought hill's phone was a gun. >>> time now for a look at our thursday weather. those ice boulders along the shore of lake michigan will get some snow on them today. a winter storm is bringing blizzard conditions to iowa and other paidwest. two inches are possible in chicago but much more in iowa, wisconsin and michigan before the storm moves into the northeast tomorrow leaving behind some arctic air for the weekend. as for today's temperatures, chicago reaches 36. 40s from the plains into the pacific northwest and 70s along the gulf coast. 72 in phoenix. 50 in albuquerque. >>> coming up, the top executive

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san jose and down and along 101 into morgan hill. a light start at 53 degrees right now in san jose with that wet weather and generally we are looking at low to mid50's as we start off the day. rainfall so far a live look with the berkeley camera. looking at about an inch and a tenth in oakland, as well as for or ind a. about a half inch in san mateo and picking up a tenth in san jose. more rain over the south bay as we head through the morning. as we go through the day, walking you through the day in san francisco. looking at a high of 58 and catching a bit of sunshine as we go through our day. clearing in the city as we go through our afternoon as we look to oakland, same story for you for the east bay, topping out at 59 with some sunshine as we head through our afternoon. now the south bay little different story here as we are looking at those showers, at least for later on in the morning, for san jose and then eventually low 60's with some breaks in the clouds. so, that cold front pushing through, bringing some morning showers, w

and we begin here with rachel scott up on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: tonight on capitol hill, a moment of reckoning forr marjorie taylor greene, who has promoted a series of outlandish say ho a paranscol shootings were staged. congresswoman, what is your message to your party? in the past, the georgia congresswoman expressed support for the false conspiracy theory qanon. and in 2019, she implied house speaker nancy pelosi should be executed. >> it's a crime punishable by death is what treason is. nancy pelosi is guilty of treason. >> reporter: she has even speculated a plane never flew into the pentagon on 9/11. >> it's odd there's never any evidence shown for a plane in the pentagon. >> reporter: after suggesting those school shootings were staged, she later harassed teenage parkland survivor david hogg when he traveled to washington, d.c. to lobby for gun control. >> and yet you're attacking our second amendment. >> reporter: still, even after all that, house republican leader kevin mccarthy gave greene seats on the house education and budget committees. democrats say that'

against former us president as his 2nd impeachment trial saying he planted the seeds of the capitol hill attack well before january 6th. to us it may have felt like chaos of madness but there was nothing in the madness to. blow money inside with full coverage of the trump impeachment trial. you. know. full well what are great. her newly released recordings and video up and used to recount the violence which trump is a keys defense citing. she was a powerful advocate for women's rights and really sure it was the right thing to do also u.s. president joe biden welcomes the release of a saudi women's rights activists he spent years in jail. us sinuses happen sitting 3 videos recounting in graphic detail the violence on capitol hill that democrats say was whipped up by former president donald trump describing him as incisive in chief and pitchman trial prosecutors say trump was fully responsible for the deadly attack on january 6th and should therefore be convicted and banned from public office this remains on likely republican senators have indicated they're unwilling to vote against risk t