god bless you all and god bless the great state of nebraska. [applause] >> will the committee please assist the governor across the chambers? [no audio] announcer: trial of president trump, now that senate leaders chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell have agreed to delay opening arguments by a couple of weeks. on monday, the house will send the article of impeachment to the senate to be read aloud by has impeachment managers charging the president with inciting the january 6 riots at the u.s. capitol. that is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. eastern. on tuesday, senators will be sworn in as jurors and a summons will be issued to former president trump. then, both sides will have two weeks to draft legal briefs and prepare opening arguments. those arguments are due to start on february 9. you can watch coverage of the u.s. senate and the steps leading to the impeachment trial of former president trump starting monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern live on c-span 2. announcer: arkansas governor gave the state of the state drat -- address in little rock. he talked abou

max are proposing to initiatives to help nebraska continuing his journey the first nebraska is still working to bring demand to the heartland we are recommending to invest $50 million to establish a public-private partnership on the air force base. in proposing that nebraska example 100 percent military retirement income for military retirees. with the veterans tax relief that we began last year nebraska and made great strides to help military spouses while they are deployed here. and recommended by the apartment on - - department of defense and additionally to use our experience gained in a pandemic to expand healthcare workers. the pandemic to issue an executive order with license healthcare professionals with reciprocity healthcare workers to continue we can encourage more healthcare professionals to choose the good life to help me state needs. this also takes important steps those that are been under bell built and 40 years in the infrastructure is aging. >> for a total of 230 million dollars by the time it is completed and operational in 2025. finally, we must continue to invest

nebraska?s quite specific. the ring was sent to the town of beaverdam, wisconsin to this walmart store. this is where a girl named cori bought the ring for a boy named ryan, but it was not love always. and the ring was soon gathering dust in the cab of ryan's redpickup truck. then, the strangest thing happened. the truck was reported stolen if hear on ryan's farm. just a few days before the murders of wayne and sharmon stock in far-off nebraska. >> really nothing more than a standard missing vehicle. >> jim was back then a detective in dodge county, wisconsin. when the call came in, experience suggested, probably some local joyride, they would find it nearby. but instead, what a surprise. >> our dispatch had receive e r confirmation of the truck. and abandoned in louisiana. what did you think, that was a long way to go? >> somebody took it and needed to get back down south. it was not long before they fingered the suspected thieves. there were two of them. the guy was greg fester with a history

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likewise, in nebraska, the christmas fair on sunday was a complete success, reported the pro-union nebraska herald. the receipts were about $400, intended for charity. and what is there that gives more pleasure to the parent than to hear the joyous shouts and sparkling eyes of little ones when they find that santa claus has not forgotten them in his annual visit? the mood was different in olympia, washington, lamenting that residents had failed to observe the joyous welcome usually given christmas day. the washington standard pushed citizens to make amends with cordial greeting to our fellow man at the new year, by which we may fix a guide for our future conduct. but the pro-confederate texas republican considered a difficult christmas season, and sought to console and unite its community. it's painful to reflect that the land mourns the loss of thousands of souls whose vacant seats at the fireside have chilled the voice of mirth. but it is still not all gloom or sadness, victory still perches upon our standard, and still greater victories and an early peace. evoking both laughter and tears

back in nebraska even though they're worth more than $60000000.00 david and erica haven't forgotten their roots. not long ago the family of 6 was crammed into this modest sized home on the working class side of town in gretna. where. the. neighbors. this was or family home for about 16 years the kids were raised here so all were not here anymore the memories are still here. as well as daughter amanda. amanda and her 2 children are now living in the house a present from mom and dad. through perfect guest. really the most humble to live over. david and erica gave each of their children a house in order to avoid sibling rivalry. this is the home we will ever tailor this woman to $24225000.00 in. their other son corey's house cost the same price. their youngest still lives with them in this huge mansion it was the 1st thing they bought with their $62000000.00 check. it boasts around $600.00 square metres of floor space and huge lavishly decorated. plus the kitchen kitted out in wood and black granite the nouveau riche couple aren't fond of gold leaf or marble columns. after winning the lotter

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the senator from nebraska.ou, let me just say before i begin, thank you for the way you have fulfilled your constitutional duties on your oath of office today, and obviously it has not been easy. colleagues, today has been ugly. when i came to the floor this morning, i plan to talk about the lesson of 1801, because i am a history nerd, andl because i am a history nerd, and i wanted to celebrate the glories of the peaceful transition of power across our nation's history. it feels a little naive to talk about ways that american civics might be something that could unite us and bring us back together. 1801 blew everybody's mind all over the world, john adams loses to thomas jefferson, and adams willingly leaves the executive mansion and moves back to massachusetts and jefferson peacefully assumes power, and people all over europe said those must be fake news, bad reports. does no way in the executive would willingly lay down power, and yet adams, in defeat, did something glorious to give all of us something glorio

it had stopped in nebraska. the telegraph eventually reached san francisco on october 24yj of -- on october 24th of 1861. but most cities and towns in the west remained -- until the conflict's end, but some communities were connected during the wartime. and this improved the flow of news, the sense of timeliness, and a feeling of belonging to a greater nation. so if you think about the timeliness issue, with the lack of a telegraph in many, many communities throughout the west, people had a much longer wait for news, because they were largely dependent upon the mails. and of course, the pony express existed for 18 months before the telegraph. however, the pony express could only take very, very small bits of information and thin letters and mail pouchses. -- in mail pouches. they couldn't bring newspapers and magazines. so these came by riverboat or by slow freight wagons. if we think about the battle of gettysburg, occurring on july 1st through 3rd of 1863, san franciscans learned about it -- in washington, the

. >> you know there are senator like never trump senator ben sasse from nebraska who say this is very dangerous. what do you say to him? what's your response? >> well, the main reason i made the decision is because i think

. >> host: ruffino and nebraska, democratic caller. >> caller: good morning. i was an immigration lawyer but i lost my license here in oman nebraska. and i mostly dealt with. [inaudible] cases and i want a few mexican asylum cases and the state are. >> host: because they considered mexicans not eligible and because i was legal and i have been running them i continue doing them but they my license mexicans don't deserve asylum. i run asylum-seekers from mexico so what you mean but that was 15 years ago, 2004 and i will call memories of a disbarred immigration lawyer under my grandfather's name. i'm telling my story because in nebraska because it's a date and there's a lot of people here and people of color coming slinto the state, but i noticed when i was an immigration lawyer first in the 90s there were actually some humanitarian devices to help people but as time went on, even in the bush administration we were thinking because he was pro-immigration there may be a chance to help people in the process but because of that effort everythingjust change . the who

hearing on this certificate from nebraska the parliamentarian's advise is the only certificate of 0 from the state of the ports to be returned from the state that has an axe to it a certificate of authority for the state for it to appoint or ascertain electors mr president this certificated of the electoral vote of the state of nebraska seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald trump of the state of florida received 4 votes for president and joseph are biden jr of the state of delaware receive one vote for president and michael our hands at the state of indiana receive more votes for vice president and calmly being parents of the state of california received one pound for vice president of there any objections to counting the certificate of vote from the state of nebraska the teller's verified regular in form and authentic hearing none. this certificate from nevada the parliamentarian advises is the only step to get a vote from the state the courts to be returned from the state and that has an axe to it a certificate of authority from the state 40 to

for more, we go to omaha, nebraska, on the rollout around the world and in the u.s., joined by dr.n, epidemiologist and the dean of the college of public health at the university of nebraska medical center. he's the former director of the cdc's office of public health preparedness and response, where he oversaw the strategic national stockpile. dr. khan, welcome back to democracy now! you have these new cdc guidelines was to anyone 65 or older can get this vaccine or people with comorbidity, with underlying problems below that, as well as teachers and health care professionals. the biden decision, as well as the trump administration decision now, to just release everything, not to save half for people to go back and get their second is for the moderna and pfizer vaccines, which requires two doses for the full protection. what are your thoughts about this? >> thank you. so this really helps to balance the supply-demand mismatch we are seeing across america. there has been apprimatel30 million doses distributed, but only about 10 million doses actually administered. i think the overa

the nebraska governor is with us right now. you are not a fan of this either.er, but what you think the impact will be? >> it was a horrible decision on the part of the new administration. this is going to impact nebraska. we expected about 1,000 good paying jobs. these are union jobs. some of these jobs pay a 1:30 $5 an $135 an hour. 100-200 of those jobs would be in the rural parts of our state. this is also a big property tax relief to the counties the pipeline ran through. it's a terrible decision, and it's to negatively impact nebraska. >> what happens to this? i'm just wondering, it's not as if the canadians disbanded, but what can they do? they can avoid the united states altogether, this could be competition for us. the canadians would have that oil, transfer that oil to other points, and maybe other countries. >> governor ricketts: the people who proposed this don't think about the consequences. you are not accomplishing your goal there. it has to be transported probably in a way that is going to be less safe and crates more greenhouse gases than a pip

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jeff, a student at the university of nebraska in lincoln at the time lived closest. he says it was about 8:00 that night when he happened to check his phone. >> i had all these missed calls from friends, family. so obviously i knew something was up, and i couldn't get a hold of my dad, couldn't get a hold of my mom. one of my friends called me, and he told me to call my brother. >> it was your older brother. >> yeah. >> what did he say had happened? >> just somebody killed tom, and i need to go find my dad, talk to my dad, get to omaha. >> how long a drive is that? >> it's, like, 45 minutes. >> reporter: those miles between lincoln and omaha seemed longer than usual that night. it's hard for jeff to remember exactly what happened when he got home, who told him what or when. >> that whole thing is a blur. i didn't sleep at all that night. next thing you know, you're constantly trying to figure out what's going on. >> you lived in that same house in which this all happened, right? >> yes, whole life. >> reporter: now jeff's mind was filled with thoughts of what had hap

karl: later that day, we flew to nebraska. they were trying to keep him away from washington, and got a briefing. we are looking at a map, a giant map two or three stories tall in this bunker underneath the nebraska prairies. as aircraft are launched from a new jersey airfield to intercept one of the seven aircraft inbound across the atlantic with whom we had not been able to make communication, and we're looking to see if the pilots can contact the pilot and if they can't, the orders are to splash before it gets to in the new jersey coast. that was 9/11. susan: i know. and my office is in the white house security perimeter, on lafayette square, so we all had some sort of public reaction to these events. but the most extraordinary i'll just say very quickly is that for a long time, you were not allowed to get up out of your seat if you were leaving a washington airport. and only in america could you -- or they were authorized to shoot the plane down. only in america would you be going from either dca, which is the reagan natio

. >>> los inmigrantes indocumentados que trabajan en las empacadoras de carne de nebraska no van a recibirigrantes el 14% de ellos indocumentado. esta vacunaciÓn ha ido lento que en estados unidos y en el mundo aquÍ estÁ julio va quiero. >>> sÍ josÉ aquÍ estÁ el mapa de la vacunaciÓn en general retrasos en todos los paÍses en color gris vemos los paÍses que han vacunado apenas de una persona de cada cien en color naranja que han vacunado uno y 2 personas de cada cien y color rojo entre estados unidos y reino unido que han vacunado a 4 personas de cien aÚn asÍ el porcentaje es bajo incluso en estos paÍses avanzado. mÁs de 14 millones de dosis se han aplicado estados unidos el paÍs que mÁs vacunas han puesto les siguen china israel y reino unido. israel le digo un buen papel ha sido ejemplo de una rÁpida aplicaciÓn de la vacuna, concretamente la vacuna de vÍa pfizer el reto principal que se acabe la vacuna y e u u ro para aprobaron la de pfizer y no la de astrazeneca. y luego en mÉxico hay 40 mil dosis en estados unidos 4. 6 millones de vacunas se han aplicado los estados que mÁs las han sup

back in nebraska even though they're worth more than $60000000.00 david and erica haven't forgotten their roots. not long ago the family of 6 was crammed into this modest sized home on the working class side of town in gretna. where. the. neighbors. this was or family home for about 16 years the kids were raised here you know we're not here anymore the memories are still here. as well his daughter amanda. amanda and her 2 children are now living in a house a present from mom and dad. through perfect gift. really the most humble like of. david and erica gave each of their children a house in order to avoid sibling rivalry. this is the home of over taylor. $24.00 of $225000.00. their other son corey's house cost the same price. their youngest still lives with them in this huge mansion it was the 1st thing they bought with their $62000000.00 check. it boasts around $600.00 square metres of floor space and huge lavishly decorated rooms. plus a kitchen kitted out in wood and black granite the nouveau riche couple aren't fond of gold leaf or marble columns. after winning the lottery former nurs

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back in nebraska even though they're worth more than $60000000.00 david and erica haven't forgotten their roots. not long ago the family of 6 was crammed into this modest sized home on the working class side of town in gretna. but the. neighbors. this was or family home for about 16 years the kids were raised here you know we're not here anymore the memories are still here. as well as daughter amanda . amanda and her 2 children are now living in the house a present from mom and dad. through perfect gift really the most humble like of. david and erika gave each of their children a house in order to avoid sibling rivalry. this is over taylor. $24.00 of $225000.00. their other son corey's house cost the same price. their youngest still lives with them in this huge mansion it was the 1st thing they bought with their $62000000.00 check. it boasts around $600.00 square metres of floor space and huge decorated rooms. plus a kitchen kitted out in wood and black granite the nouveau riche couple aren't fond of gold leaf or marble columns. after winning the lottery former nurse erico went on a shopp

to how igs in nebraska have so far managed to avoid these traps that more naive winners fall victim to they were quick to learn how to manage their $62000000.00 driving their beefy pickup truck with golf cart in tow the couple are headed out to their latest major investment. and our away from their mansion they've bought 400 hectares of land forests and ponds right in the middle of nebraska farming country. the herrick's are effectively the new lords of oto county. although it is as such more david's estate. and when asked if she likes the farm. america says no to gird it's too dirty. david has gotten into farming. ready. to rent some of the land out to local farmers and cash in on a percentage of their profits. the rest is for him a $300.00 hectare private estate for hunting and fishing a dream come true for david even if not so much for erica. that freddie you. hear. this all the land all together was 2 and a half $1000000.00 so you know you can't go wrong owning land take care of it so that's the biggest thing but the last erica doesn't really see the point of this huge investment d

and from stephen douglas from the kansas nebraska act and ready kansas and and the dred scott decision these are for really important years that led to the civil war. charles sumner and it is a great piece of history and lots of tidbits and one of the characters to comes up badly as a demagogue willing to sacrifice all kinds of principles to advance his career and of course he tragically failed in that endeavor but did huge damage to overturn the missouri compromise and slavery where it had been prohibited not in the south or the north. but tim mad again is the story of the massacre and tulsa of a vibrant and successful and what took place was awful is actually hard to believe this could happen in 20th century america but it did presidents of african-americans killed and militia is running rampant and ultimately they burned to the ground 36 square blocks of churches and businesses and homes and frankly subjugated the african-american population from the 19 fifties 45 years later and again giving what's going on in america today, understanding the history and insecurity of the white maj

to how leagues in nebraska have so far managed to avoid these traps that more naive winners fall victim to they were quick to learn how to manage their $62000000.00 driving their beefy pickup truck with golf cart in tow the couple are headed out to their latest major investment. and our away from their mansion they've bought 400 hectares of land forests and ponds right in the middle of nebraska farming country. the herrick's are effectively the new norms of oto county. the i although it is as such more david's estate. and when asked if she likes the farm. america says no to gird it's too dirty. david has gotten into farming. ready. to rent some of the land out to local farmers and cash in on a percentage of their profits. the rest is for him a $300.00 hectare private estate for hunting and fishing a dream come true for david even if not so much for erica. that freddie you. hear. this all the land all together was 2 and a half $1000000.00 so you know you can't go wrong only when you take care of it. that's the biggest thing but the last erica doesn't really see the point of this huge inv

president, i yield up to five minutes to the senator from nebraska, senator sass. >> senator from nebraska. mr. president thank you and mr. vice president, let me say, before we begin, thank you for the way you fulfilled your constitutional and o office today. obviously it hasn't been easy. colleagues, today has ben ugly. when i came tohe floor this morning, i planned to talabout kind of a hisry nerd and i i'm wanted to celebrate e glorious of the peaceful transition of power across our nation's history. about the way american civics could unit us and bring us back together. 1801 blew everybody's mind all over the world. john adams los tes tomas jefferson and adams willingly leaves the executiveansion and moves back to massachusetts and jefferson peacefully assumes power, and people al over europe said that must be fakeos news, tmust be bad reports, there's no way any executive would ever willingly lay down power and, yet, adams, in defeat, gave somethg gloriou to give us all a gift. i want to celebrate that, and it feels a little bit harr now. this building has beened desecrblood has been

. >> senator from nebraska. >> senator from nebraska. >> thank you and let me say before i begin thank you for the way that you have fulfilled your constitutional duties in the oath of office today. obviously it has not been easy. colleagues, today has been ugly. when i came to the floor this morning, i planned to talk about the lesson of 1801 because i am a history nerd and i wanted to celebrate the glories of the peaceful position of the transition of power. it feels 90s to talk about ways that american civics could bring us back together. 18 away blue everyone away. john adams loses to thomas jefferson and adams willingly leaves the executive mansion and moves back to massachusetts and jefferson peacefully assumes power and people all over europe said, that must be fake news. those must be bad reports. there is no way in the executive would give power. they give us a gift and i want to celebrate that and it feels harder now. this building has been desecrated. blood has been spilled in the hallways. i was with octogenarian members of this chamber who had to have police stabilize them

parts of arizona are expected to see more than a foot of snow by this morning the entire state of nebraska has been pummeled especially hard as the system moves east. freeways across the midwest are iced over. breaking overnight in alabama, the national weather service confirmed a tornado touched f fulton dale. there's still possibility of more tornadoes let's bring in nbc meteorologist janessa webb she's been tracking all of this for us good morning >> good morning. just a terrible situation unfolding in alabama also watching atlanta this morning. we're seeing a major squall line we had no potential yesterday for severe weather, so this was just a large tonight that touched down in that area. the squall line will persist for another fe have a major storm system that's dumped a foot of snow in nebraska it will track east that's why we have all these winter weather alerts that expand from california to northern new england 100 million people under some kind of winter weather concern. now, across the country, we'll continue to watch this storm system really start to rev up this afternoon, an

and parts of iowa, nebraska, michigan, also preparing for a sizable storm.hecking today's high temperatures, mostly in the 30s and 40s across the northern half of the country, 70s in the deep south. only in the 50s today in l.a. and phoenix. >>> coming up -- he's been compared to el chapo. the drug lord who's finally under arrest. >>> also ahead, the miracle in the mine. how 11 gold miners were rescued after being trapped for two weeks underground. >>> plus, the mystery surrounding the winner of the $1 billion mega millions jackpot. i'm still discovering what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a str

hd 8. >>> back now with a close call on this highway in nebraska.an was working on that truck when another driver loses control and comes inches away from disaster. more winter weather is ahead for that region today. >>> in los angeles, police say a speed was likely a factor in this wild crash. the car driving off an overpass dotown. at last check, the driver was in critical condition. >>> former white house press secretary sarah sanders running for governor of arkansas. she'll make it official with a video announcement today. sanders left the white house in 2019. she joins a republican field vying to succeed governor asa hutchinson. >>> we're learning more about the houston driver who rescued a baby abandoned on the side of a street. the infant was there for 22 minutes before someone finally stopped. >> reporter: this morning, an amazon delivery driver being hailed a hero. after finding this baby abandoned on the side of the road in houston. >> when i went closer. i wanted to cry -- it's impossible the baby is here on the side of the street. alone.

a bac sohereheg ri really hammering omaha, nebraska, with heavy snow. iowa, as well. chicago, you're next. could see over a foot -- half a foot of snow next. i-80, a mix. the snow gets into new york metro by mid-morning tomorrow and pushes up to boston and albany by late day. not a lot of snow in the big cities but could see 6 to 12 inches in the midwest and change driving conditions in the zone. >> rob, thank you. >>> and there is late word coming in tonight, the senate confirming president biden's pick for treasury secretary. janet yellen tonight confirmed by a vote of 84-15. she's the first woman to hold the post. >>> when we come back here on this monday night, protests erupting after a police car plows through a crowd. p two people hurt. at least one person reportedly run over. and there is news tonight about the officer. not the , distns and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so

after the governor of the state of nebraska said the undocumented workers in its meat packing sector would be the last in line to get the job. we are in time for everyone to be vaccinated for our fellow country men and we will do everything possible so that migrants are not denied this possibility for him to get vaccines to nebraska might be a logistical hurdle too far but back home the program is rolling out only not fast enough to stop the worst strain of medical services since this began. in mexico city the government's handing out free oxygen refills to the many trying to take care of themselves relatives at home. them in case it's a form of support that people need without the support it would be very very difficult this is better than going to the hospital because i believe that we also avoid crowd in the hospital of the way we're doing now but the captains are not down to try and prevent the health system collapse. further down the continent. brazil's past 200000 coby there. in bolivia there's been an increase in serious cases after the holiday season. and amazons with every d

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>> the good question for nebraska does use a district system that uses a system as does me. the shorthand answers why make more states don't do it is to answers. one is at the state has a dominant political party, generally does not want to do that because it would mean giving up electoral votes. and to circumvent that in nebraska with the republican parties they were able to circumvent that in a peculiar way. the one reason they feel a dominant party, the other reason is states to the viewpoint of people in states switching to lose clout if it moves through a district system rather than a winner take all. even though everybody might agree that districts we better off the empirical system even better because of gerrymandering for even though that will be better, nobody wants to go first. no one wants to give up their clout first. that has been the core problem. in 2007, eight, the legislature of north carolina which is democratic at the time was district elections. they're about to do, they had the votes when the national democratic party went to them and said we don't want

they were in nebraska. his father was a guess you would call him, a recruiter for unite organizer. and there is this moment of this night when the reverend earl lytle is not home. and the clan arrives outside of the house they were living and they were living with had been an all-white neighborhood afraid of the matter fact, there were more black people in omaha than in any other area of the plane states forget it. tamara: nobody was going and what he would deal with you look for place where black families were not organized. synergy and know-how and ability to talk with people. particularly helping and black people. with marcus garvey philosophies and teachings. it was very good at that. he would go and omaha, nebraska was the first place we open the book in. and luis is pregnant with malcolm. if so i will leave that part. sue and i just going to add that one of the other dynamics at play and is at play all over the country is that as formally enslaved people in second-generation, the children of the previ

according to one news report, one welder from pipe fitters local 798 who had been working in nebraska says he has already had to lay off his whole team before losing his job himself. he said he sat down in his truck and simply cried. this latest new prohibition will replicate that heartbreak many times over. according to one study, the decision on federal lands will leave us down nearly one million american jobs by next year alone. one million lost jobs by next year alone. it's a heck of a way to kick off a presidency. mass layoffs of our own citizens, working americans in other sectors will pay as well. one analysis found this decision could increase household energy costs by almost $20 billion over the next decade. and president biden, john kerry, and the whole gang company to be just getting warmed up. mr. kerry admitted yesterday that even if the united states somehow brought our carbon emissions to zero, it wouldn't make much difference in the global picture. that's because our competitors, including china, have already gone roaring past us. but there is one kind of cooling these

so it's a shame what governor ricketts in nebraska is doing. i think beyond that, yes, they have earned a fast path to citizenship. >> congressman, i am happy to see you safe and well. thank you for your time tonight. >>> tonight, stepping up to protect others amid the fog of wednesday's riot. ruben gallego will be here. >>> first, covid-19 deaths have never been this high. how doctors are coping with a virus that is spiraling out of control that is ahead on "american voices." with photographs, connecting in real time means that we're having conversations that are richer. i have now a closer relationship with my grandfather. i can't think of a better gift to give to my daughter and the generations that come after her. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com brdiddeodorants onlysomey toalumask odor?ver before. secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with 3x more odor fighters. with secret, keep it fresh every day. secret. it's velveeta shells & cheese ver

multiple accidents in southern nebraska. semis overturned on the side of the highway. snow from the windy city all the way to new york city by the morning with another storm on the way. rob marciano is tracking it all for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. two big storms and a third one behind that one. look at the radar tonight. we've got mixed precip from delaware and d.c. all the way back to southern california where that low over las vegas is bringing some snow near the hats really hammering omaha, nebraska, with heavy snow, iowa, as well. chicago, you're next. could see over a foot -- half a foot of snow next. i-80, a mix. the snow gets into new york metro by mid-morning tomorrow and pushes up to boston and albany by late day. not a lot of snow in the big cities along i-95, but could see 6 to 12 inches in the midwest and certainly dangerous driving conditions across the snow zone and another storm behind that one. david? >> a lot of activity to track. we thank you, rob. >>> and there is late word coming in tonight, the senate this evening now confirming

this certificate from nebraska, the parliamentarians advise, is the only certificate of vote from the state that purports to be a return from the state, that has annex to it, certificate of authority from the state purporting to appoint or ascertain electors. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of nebraska seems to be regular, in form, and authentic. and it appears, therefrom, that donald j. trump of the state of florida received four votes for president. and joseph r. biden jr., of the state of delaware, received one vote for president. and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received four votes for vice president. and kamala d. harris of the state of california received one vote for vice president. >> are there any objections to counting the certificate of vote from the state of nebraska, that the teller's verified is regular, in form, and authentic? hearing none. this certificate from nevada, the parliamentarian advises, is the only certificate of vote from the state that purports to be a return from the state. and that has annex to it, authori

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series with members of congress booktv recently asked republican representative jeff fortenberry of nebraska what are you reading? >> before answer the question i want to commend c-span for doing these interviews. congress is a difficult place to work. we have a lot of complex problems, a lot of division and try to figure good public policy. sometimes you have to be a little human and take a step back and read things. one of the books i'm in the middle of now is this one called "the second world wars" i victor davis hanson. i hadn't meeting within a year ago, brilliant man, brilliant analyst, deep, deep scholar look at the whole premise come the underlying preconditions that led to second world war, i don't know, ever since i was a child this topic fascinated me. perhaps because we are still with the residual effects of the postwar treatment at the time. my own grandfather had been killed in normandy. he was a medical doctor stationed initial in england and been killed by an explosion in normandy france and buried initially at a place called -- that was where our paratroopers had flown in th

a senator from nebraska moments ago on the radio -- it is extraordinary to see the language where theator says incited u.s.mp capitol riots. how much does this in splinter the republican party? what does it mean for his leadership going forward when it comes to his political future. some people saying it calls into question his ability to run again. the 25th amendment, maybe in the zeitgeist that drifts away, the idea of a double-barreled impeachment by the house and the difference now is a possible conviction by the senate versus where we were the last time around. lisa: i don't want to get into the political back-and-forth. that is something that will be discussed across a lot of circles. this is happening amid a pandemic that is taking more lives than most leading causes of death. i was looking to comparisons in the number of people who have died from covid. the idea that people will be losing their jobs, it shows that pain. how much does this distract people from what needs to get done? seenthe grimness we have linked to the pandemic really front and center in los angeles as well.

series with members of congress booktv recently asked republican representative jeff fortenberry of nebraska what are you reading? >> before i answer that question i want to actually commend c-span for doing these interviews. congress is a dulk place to work. we have a lot of complex problems, a lot of divisions and trying to figure out good public policy. sometime outside have to be a little human and take a step back and read things 'one book i'm in the middle of now is this one called "second world war" by victor david hansen. i made a meeting with him a year ago, brilliant man and analyst. deep, deep scholar, looking at the whole premise, the preconditions that led to second world war. i don't know ever since i was a child, this topic fascinated me perhaps we were still with the reside all effect of the postwar period. my own grandfather had been killed in normandy, a medical doctor. stationed initially in england and then killed by an explosion in normandy, france, and buried initially at a place that was where our paratroopers had flown in the night before d-day and had the battle befo