madeleine mccann was just 3 years old in 2007 when she vanished from her bed at a resort in portugaly and kate mccann were on vacation with theirr childrenn at a beach rest in portugal. as they had done every ninight the mccannnns left t their chil asleepep in their a apartment a went to meet friends for dinner about 50 yards away. jane hill is a bbc news anchor who covered the story. >>>> and the f friends wouould turnrns and just check on their sleeping children. >> reporter: at 10:00 p.m. when it was kate's turn, she found this bed, madeleine's bed, empty. >> please, please, do not hurt her. please don't scare her. please tell us where to find her. >> r reporter: desespite a glob media storm, a multinational search and investigation, years passed with no answers until this past june. >> a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann -- >> reporter: german authorities made this announcement -- with several convictions.ffender >> reporter: the suspect's name is christian brueckner. >> he absolutely matches the profile of a person who

mccann worldwide is an advertising agency which tracks public opinion on issues like racism, trust ino covid vaccines. alex lubar, head of asia—pacific for mccann worldgroup, and he explained some of the trends in asia. so some of the trends in asia. the study which is calle the so the study which is called the truth about culture and the covid—i9 started in march 2020 of last year. and covered 25 markets across the world. ten of those markets were here in asia pacific. in the study took place over every three to four week period. and was really a snapshot of the consumer sentiment in the market. so when it comes to the relationships that you found an interesting want in terms of anxiety and trusting governments. which countries are you finding are actually trusting their government? especially places japan for example are doing relatively well when it comes to coronavirus.— well when it comes to coronavirus. , ., . across asia pacific that there was a much higher level of trust in government here in terms of the response to the pandemic. terms of the response to the pandemic— pandemi

tj duck low is rooted in his romantic relationship with axios reporter and nbc contributor alexa mccann they became friends when she covered biden's campaign and he was the press secretary. >> let's get a few things first the vice-president was not against the travel ban. >> axios is backing mccann on saying when they started dating, they switched her from the beat to covering progressives and kamala harris but still talked and wrote about biden. when politico talked about the conflict of interest they spoke instead to people magazine for a soft feature on their courtship. we're both really happy we wanted to do it the rye way she told the magazine but also called a political reporter and shooed her out for asking about his private life. >> what duck low did was more personal and vicious than we typically see in the very tough exchanges that may happen between reporter and source. his story was reportedly memory hold by the entire media. i don't think that would have happened under the trump administration. >> that conduct clearly violated an early warning from president biden. >> you e

would even throw one more ism in there which i would go away is actually kind of defining which is mccann to lism china is trying to create a kind of hub and spoke system through things like the boat road initiative through a different layering of new lock in relationships also in technology to basically create chokeholds and access and control issues that gives it a lot more political leverage geo politically but the truth is is that china is a very complex country with a massive history governed at multi lower layers there is a huge centralizing effort right now we see this in the crackdown for example on chinese big tech you know the cheating thing is really trying to consolidate power in the c.c.p. and behind him personally but it's complicated and that's why one of the reasons we need more china expertise in the west in like minded states because we need to know what the country is doing where the dynamics are going so we do. miscalculate and lead to some kind of instability or escalation that could occur from the american perspective do you think joe biden really begin to believe th

mccann worldwide is an advertising agency which tracks public opinion on issues like racism, trust in can help break down some of the trends in asia. you've done a study has created this study. just talk us through the main findings that you found interesting. start us off with how big was your study, how broad was a?- start us off with how big was your study, how broad was a? thank you for havin: study, how broad was a? thank you for having me _ study, how broad was a? thank you for having me on _ study, how broad was a? thank you for having me on the _ study, how broad was a? thank you for having me on the show. - study, how broad was a? thank you for having me on the show. the - study, how broad was a? thank you l for having me on the show. the study which is called the truth about culture and covid—19 started in march 2020 of last year. and covered 25 markets across the world. ten of those markets were here in asia pacific. the study took place with over every three to four week period. it was really a snapshot of consumer sentiment in the market at the time. so consumer sentiment

joining us is chris mccann, ceo. welcome.th us i guess the answer is something we really probably knew all along. that is that ordering flowers, you have made it very easy it's not just flowers. you have harry & david and other services as well, but boy, when people can't go out during a pandemic, this is the way to go. that sounds like a very sticking kind of habit change. >> i think so, tyler we have seen an accelerate that began back in 2018 we have learned that we have a need to connect, to express ourselves, and as such a company, an e-commerce leader which is so well positioned in the trends we see coming out of this pandemic, that we think we aresustainabl going forward. >> people wand are want convenience, which you clearly supply let's go beyond. i think people maybe don't know ought businesses that you have no punt intended, flower you can grow organically and expand it what are the other platforms and areas that you see as the growth drivers potential over the next five years. >> we started out as one flower shop,

believe they have a break in the case of madeleine mccann.00 and disappeared during a family vacation in portugal in 2007. peter of 48hours told us an tho suspect. >> bac 17, he was bar angot dri friend. conversahei ow when it is a random kidnapping, those are the most difficult to solve. yet, authorities have managed to piece some of this together and these photographs and videos discovered, which were described to us as significant evidence, has led german authorities to believe that madeleine mccann is dead and christian bruckner is their number one suspect in this case . >> you can see the story on 48 hours tonight at 10:00 on kpix 5. how big technology companies influence our lives is ever-increasing, but a new survey has found most americans are not in favor of breaking out the most dominant tech businesses. kpix 5's michelle griego spoke to netflix ceo steve dalby and about those findings. >> what did your paul show about have some some consumers feel about breaking up big tech? >> retested their perception of consequences. you are ask

mccann and i says mr trichet. air. mass and i systems along this thing done via ruffin and. an escaped oh no one there to be asked last monday it's. also owns this not. only not us i'm trying to bring up an issue into name. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. do you. do. with the new machine my little blue moon beach. when you go to the movies go to movie. that still has the soul of the. family to put you up to that. we are now at a point where we cannot manufacture the basic foundational components of the 21st century economy we are literally taking ourselves out of the game by throwing the keys to the economy to private equity groups wall street hedge funds finance heirs and money and now it's true. mentioned it was in. iraq. and. was. cited as a much. different. in recent decades germany has seen numerous deep state cover ups of far right terror including neo nazi murders this video shows intelligence agent. inside an internet cafe reenacting his movements

but i did finish in front of mccann and several times but that does not mean. that's not have an unfair advantage if you and i were running and one mile race. and you started 500 feet in front of me. i might still win but that doesn't mean you didn't have an unfair advantage. opposition to transfer when athletes is pretty much always irrational fear which is the dictionary definition of transphobia entrenched phobias irrational. i do believe that transgender people have rights however sport is one thing that's always been based on. and i definitely don't see a reason that we need to start changing that now because of somebody stealing. my name is j.c. cooper. powerlifting is a sport is 3 let's swap and. basically the goal is to lift as much as much weight as you can in those 3 lifts. i am a trans woman and i am more than that some people might describe it as like by gender or something like that but for me transforming in feels good transwoman it feels good but there's more pieces to my identity than that i think sense for sporting purposes. that's different be

philip rucker, senior washington correspondent for "the washington post," alexey mccann non, and neal katyal, former acting solicitor general during the obama administration who has argued dozens of cases before the u.s. supreme court. i'd like to start, phil, with you over at the white house. are you detecting any real worry about this coming collision? let's face it, we know it's going to get the media oxygen, an impeachment trial in the senate versus debate and negotiations over the stimulus package, the covid relief package that biden wants. >> absolutely, brian. this has been a concern from day one of this new presidency. they've seen the impeachment trial coming. they of course support the senate moving ahead with those accountability measures after the january 6th insurrection. but there's been an effort to try to fast track as many of those senate confirmation hearings and votes for biden's cabinet as possible before the impeachment proceedings really get under way. and there had been some hope of getting this covid package threw quickly, and of course was the president's top

the mccann woman head of one of what. maybe some of the vilified there. you have the support american women have they have also learned. a lot if you know a man with a heavy in a must. to me a home seen me daddy. been safe had ambitions far beyond the liberation of musk odds he built up a formidable navy and pursued the portuguese into their own colonies in india and east africa. a man transformed itself from victim of colonisation to an imperial power in its own right and its influence extended right down the east african coast . for this yes or no money. more of the bill to begin to list our modern border and so on him a bus. was in 100 that the sure had the. one of the cardinal a leader or a marketer that act like an all is shout out to her that the us will be in our home and worship the if we appear to have occurred in a world of. like in gonna hold on for coffee and the indian to get ian well in your control lawrence yes here i'll hold a c.r.c. to be shaken while the who regularly. would have you had a beer or at least i'm out of work too early and s

moment of silence tomorrow evening to honor the victims of the coronavirus and here at the white house mccann, the flags have been lowered to half staff. >>> natalie brand reporting live from the white house. >>> still ahead, and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> there continue to descend. >>> a front row seat to what it is like to land on mars. the riveting new video from the perseverance rover's dramatic dissent. >>> notorious drug kingpin busted, how they say his wife was keeping the family business going. >>> people fired up over plans for a new costco gas station in marin county. is a boost for the city or bad investment? >>> spectacular weather across the bay area today is a beautiful evening as wewell >>> a gun and credentials have been stolen from their car, in contra costa county pick what happened after the outside of a restaurant in lafayette. the rear window was smashed open. the gun, badge and ids were taken. the fbi is now investigating the theft. >>> california line -- lost signed in 2015 requires all law- enforcement to secure their weapons of the trunks of their vehicles. it was

but up he does is it kate mccann quote that. when they look up at this with. no was young. there was once a school before the. close of the tell you. move closer on to the 125. 1 was. the only. sign ellis says he was born in the smell age in 1967 qualifying him as an indian citizen. but he claims that local authorities did not visit to inquire about his past before declaring him a foreign no. for him the n.r.c. process contradicts the very values that once embodied secular india. really global's into gun the guns all of this. goes go aboard a club. there's going up. i'm a government i'm not going to. miss where you. can respond. or we him or do some of the lives of. moments on the last case is well known across india and has become a sort of litmus test for the sea of the n.r.c. exercise with many people asking that if a man who suffered could be years in the indian army doesn't get to call himself a citizen then really who does. the requirement to prove their citizenship has been difficult or impossible for many. no one to show what will happen to those who are unable to p

would even throw one more ism in there which i would go say is actually kind of defining which is mccann to lism china is trying to create a kind of hub and spoke system through things like the boat road in the ship if through a different layering of new lock in relationships also in technology to basically create chokeholds and access and control issues that gives it a lot more political leverage geo politically but the truth is that china is a very complex country with a massive history of government multi lower layers there is a huge centralizing effort right now we see this in the crackdown for example on chinese big tech you know the cheating thing is really trying to consolidate power in the c.c.p. and behind him personally but it's complicated and that's why one of the reasons we need more china expertise in the west in like minded states because we need to know what the country is doing where the dynamics are going so we do. miscalculate and lead to some kind of instability or escalation that could occur from the american perspective do you think that joe biden really begin belie

in telling him he is increasing the movie pregnancies some woman plans to sell for a christopher mccann has been introducing the family planning interview to your culture is a challenging task for fire resistance to she comes from men when a woman can decide for him bloody and how many children she wants he thinks should be in policy but one woman's perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. when the news breaks but what would be considered a hero can i suppose when people need to be hugged. and the story told to sort of just this thing that we had rights to start over with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports in mind to get d.h. to be the face that you start not a place for you and al jazeera has teams on the ground but climate change is changing all of that right to bring you more award winning documentaries and life means. played important role to. trace. at least 4 people killed in an intensifying crackdown against anti could protest as in me and. hello i'm come all sons of maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera johnson and jo

would even throw one more ism in there which i would go away is actually kind of defining which is mccann to lism china is trying to create a kind of hub and spoke system through things like the road in the shit if through a different layering of new lock in relationships also in technology to basically create chokeholds and access and control issues that gives it a lot more political leverage geo political meaning but the truth is that china is a very complex country with a massive history governed at multi level layers there is a huge centralizing effort right now we see this in the crackdown for example on chinese big tech you know cheating thing is really trying to consolidate power in the c.c.p. and behind him personally but it's complicated and that's why one of the reasons we need more china expertise in the west in like minded states because we need to know what the country is doing where the dynamics are going so we do. miscalculate and lead to some kind of instability or escalation that could occur from the american perspective do you think that joe biden really begin to believe

. >> reporter: chris mccann is the ceo of 1-800-flowers, one of the largest online gift retailers. of them, ready to be delivered across new york city. >> roses are the big one. >> yeah. out of 22 million stems that we'll sell for valentine's day, 1 14 million will be roses. >> reporter: with families and loved ones separated by the pandemic, the company as a whole anticipates revenue growing by about 50% this quarter. so this will be your biggest valentine's day ever? >> we believe it will be. >> reporter: second only to mother's day in demand, valentine's day is synonymouss with freresh blossomoms andnd p of them. ♪ the majority of these blooms come from ecucuador or cololomb hohome to n nearly 65% of the flowers in the u.s. it took a little more work to get us to the point where we could actually make roses bloom in february. >> reporter: amy stewart is the author of "flower confidential," a book about the global flower industry. >> being able to get rososes in the middle of winter was very closely linked to advances in transportation. first it was having rail cars and automobil

reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most strongly spoken in condemning what has happened to mr never knew and the way that the situation has evolved over the course of the past few months and so on that basis the explains the sort of language we're hearing now coming both from paris and from berlin dominic thank you very much dominic came there live for us in berlin let's go to moscow correspondent there alexandra gold for so alexandra or what's the signaling here from the kremlin . well it is interesting the timing of the expulsion of the 3 diplomats and what they are accused of doing being participating in authorize the rallies in support of the about me and i guess to put it. and that is the day when foreign policy chief arrived to moscow to talk about mending the deteriorating relations between the e.u. and russia and this timing is interesting because it shows that the russia is striking back after being accused of not investigating the case after being accused of arresting the reilly and dema

wednesday morning, wisconsin democratic congressman mark mccann will discuss the group and the biden administration. the covid-19 pandemic impact on k-12 education. utah republican congressman blake moore will join us to discuss congressional news of the day. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to viewers as a public. white house covid-19 court nader jeffrey zion held a briefing to announce the federal government will begin delivering vaccines nationwide to pharmacies. he noted the supply would be limited in the beginning to 6500 stores but could scale up to 40,000. he spoke about the role fema will play industry bidding vaccines to states. >> thanks to all of you for joining us.

unpack the 1st is which was point very eloquently made by toby just now isn't relationship to the mccann is thems that we have it disposal and are they fit for pope unfortunately the answer is that they are not fit for purpose and we do need to look deeper and harder in terms of addressing the gaps that we have because at the end of the day what we are unable to do is provide effective remedies and justice to those facing human rights violations we also need to address the role of the member states of these macan isms and institutions are playing in relation to the abandonment of their responsibilities in this regard and often using you know my kind is i'm such a security council or the human rights council let's figleaves that they hide behind and not being fair in their engagement of these mechanisms. the point about can we do better of course we can do better we are constantly evolving and learning from the lessons of the past and adopting to new techniques that we are doing we today have gotten a kind of sums in partnership through which we are working in terms of looking at the work

countries sweden poland germany is totally unjustified and the president in france mr mccann has also said that he's condemned firmly everything that's happened in the process that mr vanier has been involved in from the moment of his poisoning through to the moment of sending him to jail so really hard to put a cigarette paper between these 2 leaders in their condemnation of what has happened and that has been to a certain extent the way that both of them have behaved towards what has happened to mr nardelli since since that day in august when this whole process began the interesting thing is that the 2 leaders are clearly the 2 leaders in europe who have been perhaps the most evocative the people who've spoken the most strongly about what has happened to mr nominee and what their comments are taking place as part of a regular meeting that the 2 leaders have in the guise of a franco german council about security in europe where they touch upon more issues than just than avani case but also about the strategic relationship between the e.u. and russia and indeed one particularly conten

reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most strongly spoken in condemning what has happened to mr nardelli and the way that the situation has evolved over the course of the past few months and so on that basis the explains the sort of language we're hearing now coming both from paris and from berlin. twitter and instagram appear to have been blocked in me in my day off to facebook was also taken down it's the latest move to conserve power by the military leadership 5 days after the coup in the past few hours the un's envoy to the country used to call it the deputy military chief to condemn their actions and to call for the release of detainees including the civilian leader unsung suchi but even without leaders civil disobedience movements espousing up across the country scott hi there reports. more and more people across myanmar coming out and speaking out against monday's military coup civil disobedience movements have grown in size and numbers more emerging every day since health care workers were t

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this is what professor charles mccann a researchers at the university of southern california. i have a feeling that hearing loss is associated with all the people i'll call the grandfather saying you know speak up ways i can't hear you there may be a lack of realization that this is a process that can be very young age and especially if you're being exposed to very loud sounds for example devices placed in your play music that is too loud. and there's got damage the damage accumulates over time. hearing loss is very gradual it isn't like you wake up the day after a big music concert where the music was extremely loud you see death. it is insidious it is taking place. very slowly and in perceptively if you will it's a little bit like protecting yourself from the sun you know you have to wear sunscreen but if you don't wear it a particular day you don't get skin cancer the next week it's something that slow and insidious according to the world health organization over 450000000 people worldwide suffer disabling hearing loss they can no longer hear a clock ticking the figure incl

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. >> reporter: mccann points to the customer service as their competitive edge. wu. constant innovation, is and a long tradition. >> where does the idea of gifting flower for valentine's day come from? >> because valentine's day is in february, it's not the easiest time to give somebody flowers so originally, originally we sent paper or cards. you know, it was not until greenhouse technology came along and made it possible to make flowers bloom in february, that, that migrated over in to valentine's day, and that was kind of the 1920s. >> reporter: stewart said the idea of existing bouquets dates back to the ancient romans and the victorians in particular, embraced the language of fires, using specific blooms to convey careful messages they could not otherwise say allowed. some of the notes are in door today. >> it's embedded in our cultural awareness. there's not a culture anywhere in the world that doesn't view flowers as the kind of romantic way of expressing a sentimeant. >> and the feelings of affection are heightened this valentine's day, as we hold the peo

reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most strongly spoken in condemning what has happened to mr novelli and the way that the situation has evolved over the course of the past few months and so on that basis the explains the sort of language we're hearing now coming both from paris and from berlin international criminal court says it has territorial jurisdiction over palestine that strengthens the prosecutor's earlier submission to the court to investigate alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity by israel in the occupied palestinian territories well that includes the gaza strip the occupied west bank and east jerusalem those that lines coming up next chocolates heart of darkness looks at the dark side of a $100000000000.00 industry that's the program coming up next. chocolate is an ever increasing global passion. each year we had $7000000.00 tonnes of it and the amount doubles every 10 years. chalk that is celebrated through trade fairs and exhibitions. the industry flux in from the uk to seni

then has been then now out of high that has been for mccann and for lanny then that are not all mine. will anyone at all none of them to have a mortal i will get hot and i can you will get. they look at alec. over sad or mad enough that they could be that day in the. day and. the colors of the caribbean it's been yes that was a lot of cousin lot. and now we're many and many of awful and so the shake about with abi comes from a southern arab tribal yemeni tribe and so he sides with the heh heh now we. does he play an active role in that civil war not so much but again it's kind of it almost an ethnic kind of identity about where your particular family originated. if he had the commissary present on a soviet be headed. up the a good one who would stand to be. stuck on a year because i had died i had no 100 here and fantasy. now an adult safe consult on the 2nd resorted to outside help to try and defeat his rivals he sent a message across the gulf to the persian ruler in addition. in 737 shah sent to rescue force but it soon turned into an army of occupation. the persians took hold for c

and then has been then now out of the high that has been for mccann and for lanny then that are not all mine. will anyone at all none. of the how the more play will get hot that can you will get people who are they look at alec. over sad or mad enough that they could be the day in the is yet a day and he. has been yes there was a lot of kusum wow. and now we hear that you know that in office and so the shake up with abi comes from a southern arab tribal yemeni tribe and so he sides with the head had now a. does he play an active role in that civil war not so much but again it's kind of a almost an ethnic kind of identity about where your particular family originated. if he had the comma see because of a soviet be headed. up he had good one who would stand to be. stuck on a year that i had died had no $100.00 here and fantasy. now an adult safe consult on the 2nd resorted to outside help to try and defeat his rivals he sent a message across the gulf to the persian ruler in addition. in 737 shah sent to rescue force but it soon turned into an army of occupation. the persians took her for

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reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most strongly spoken in condemning what has happened to mr nardelli and the way that the situation has evolved over the course of the past few months and so on that basis the explains the sort of language we're hearing now coming both from paris and from berlin. hong kong has issued sweeping new rules for schools children as young as 6 years old will be taught about national security and certain books could be removed from libraries government says it's meant to give children a clear identity to be a part and reports from hong kong. mess down what is national security it's one of hong kong's biggest moves to overhaul its education system with teaching material that includes animation to help younger children the new national security education curriculum brings hong kong classrooms in line with the communist controlled schools of mainland china teachers will be forced to teach students as young as 6 about secession subversion and foreign interference we are talki

recall that we're still in court fighting over the mccann testimony being admitted into the first impeachmentrial. that's a year later. we still do not have his testimony that we wanted, and we knew that these were hostile witnesses. they were not going to testify. has anybody even heard from vice president pence? the man tried to assassinate him, and he still hasn't come forward. >> but was the idea, though, we just can't drag this out anymore because we've got other stuff -- >> i think the idea was we had sufficient evidence to prove that the president did what we said he did, which was incite an insurrection to overthrow our government, to retain power for himself, and there was overwhelming evidence of that. i think that all americans when we rested our case believe that we had proved our case, and the nonsense that the defense put out did not dispute that. as you heard from mitch mcconnell, his closing statement was what we said. he agreed with us. >> yeah. >> they all agreed. they just decided that they wanted to give him a walk and they found a technicality that they created to do so.

reaction to what has happened on friday through that prism remember that the 2 leaders merkel and mccann have been perhaps the most strongly spoken in condemning what has happened to mr nardelli and the way that the situation has evolved over the course of the past few months and so on that basis the explains the sort of language we're hearing now coming both from paris and from berlin. there being protests across me and neighboring countries as demonstrators continue to push back against a military coup that's after one of deposed leader and son suchi his close aides was arrested when there's a senior party figure and formally a political prisoner who spent decades campaigning against military rule al jazeera scott picks up the story. more and more people across myanmar coming out and speaking out. it's monday's military coup civil disobedience movements have grown in size and numbers more emerging every day since health care workers were the 1st to come out earlier in the week a going on strike. there waving the red flag of on song suchi is party the n l d and they have adopted the 3 f

as you see i'll talk to her and just a moment. let's go to phil mccann, bbc political reporter for cheshirees it all work? , ., . , it all work? yes the council this eaual. it all work? yes the council this equal- the _ it all work? yes the council this equal. the return _ it all work? yes the council this equal. the return of— it all work? yes the council this equal. the return of the - it all work? yes the council this i equal. the return of the chairman. this will be the first time that the three counsellors who were thrown out by jackie weaver a boy waiting room. the first time that they will respond to this. aside from a short statement from the chairman, none of them have spoken. so it'll be interesting to see if they come out interesting to see if they come out in a bullish mood accusing jackie weaver of breaching rules. they may express some kind of regret potentially, for being angry. follow tonight is the first time we all hearfrom them it's tonight is the first time we all hear from them it's the agenda were looking at look now looks staged and pretty bland like most parish counc

impeachment 1.0 of this president, and we are still in court litigating for the testimony of mccann. that's an ongoing litigation for him to do his deposition. americans need to remember this is not subpoenaing someone and they come and stand on the senate floor and testify. this is a deposition. and that is played in front of the senate and in front of americans to hear. we knew there were going to be hostile witnesses, a long, protracted time period in which we would have to fight in court to receive that testimony. and then the testimony was going to be a deposition. defense counsel would speak with them. and these are not honest people. kevin mccarthy has changed his story numerous times. vice president pence, his own president came after him and tried to assassinate him and we still haven't heard from him. what does that tell you about their fortitude, their loyalty, not only to the constitution and the american public but to their own sense of honor and manhood, if i will even put that out there. >> okay then. congressman plaskett, you are a former prosecutor in the bronx, if m

reporter john mccann covered the trial for "the durham herald-sun." >> the tone was definitely, you knowe for denita's mother, sharon, who for the first time made eye contact with the woman accused of murdering her daughter. >> shannon would look at me with this little smirky look on her face. she's very cocky, like she knew she was going to get off. no remorse. she didn't feel she had done anything. >> they had only been engaged for two months. >> reporter: assistant d.a. david saacks, an experienced, savvy prosecutor, would now square off against a younger court-appointed defense attorney named scott holmes. >> it's important, i think, to try to see the world, try to see the world from the eyes of shannon on the days that led up to and the day that this happened. >> the whole trial was basically us saying that shannon crawley committed this murder and the defense saying jermeir stroud did this murder. that was basically the trial. >> reporter: detective shawn pate worried shannon crawley could walk. after all, the case against her was largely circumstantial. her dna was not at the crim

wednesday morning, wisconsin democratic congers men mark mccann will discuss the groups priorities forhe 17th congress and the biden ministration. we talk about the covid-19 pandemic impact on k-12 education. utah republican congressman blake moore will join us to discuss congressional issues of the day. watch live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. ♪ coming up live on wednesday, a memorial service for capitol police officer brian sicknick who died after being attacked at the u.s. capitol on january 6. our coverage begins at 10:15 a.m. eastern on c-span. the house returns at 1:00 to begin three hours of debate on the 2021 budget resolution which instructs house committees to report out covid-19 relief legislation by february 16. on c-span2, we will be in the capitol rotunda at 7:45 a.m. where u.s. capitol police officer brian sicknick is lying in repose. the 2021 budget resolution. on c-span3 at 10:00, mcgill cardona, nominee for education secretary, testifies before the senate health educati

mccann from the first investigation and impeachment one.going investigation by the house. so mr. goldman knows very well what the president is capable of. and that just to me highlights how incredibly brave jamie herrera butler, liz cheney, adam kinzinger, and these other americans, senator cassidy and the others who stood up to the intimidation of donald trump and his followers the quest for power of the minority leader, mitch mcconnell, and others who at any cost and by any means necessary will obstruct and cause our republic and this union to potentially be at risk for their own design. >> congresswoman, it's jonathan lemire, great to see you again. >> good to see you. . >> i wanted to get your take on mitch mcconnell. you listened toeufpl after the vote in which he denounced the former president and gave a speech which sure sounded like to most a cry for conviction. yet he delivered of course just a few minutes after he voted to acquit. just give me your reaction to the republican leader as he spoke. and we understand the political calc

. >> let's remember that in the first impeachment trial we were requesting the witness of cyn mccann,ion. that witness has not come forward. are the american people going to wait for another year of us litigating to have the vice president come forward? he was not going to be a friendly witness. kevin mccarthy was not going to be a friendly witness. they were going to drag this out in courts as long as possible. we believe that the evidence has shown what in fact happened in an overwhelming manner and that history will judge it that way as well as the american people saw what happened on january 6th. and you know the case was presented and the evidence was there. and whether those individuals came forward and spoke is unknown. you know, one of the things as a prosecutor you know, you don't of your own volition necessarily call a witness that you don't know what they're going to say. you don't know -- i don't know what mike pence is going to say. he has -- although he told the president he was not going to follow his last instruction to obstruct the constitutional duty that he had to c