and with it, rick.mbi had cut ties with her old boyfriend. >> it sounds like she had your back, rick, and then she didn't. >> yeah. >> what had happened? >> jail changes people. you know? >> rick was hoping it would be just a matter of time before he, too, would be released. the forensics they had against you, no hair, no fingerprint, no dna. >> nothing. >> but he did have charlie's blood on his shoe. to humphries, that evidence was part of a bloody trail from the crime scene that was about to lead both the prosecutor and rick gagnon into a courtroom showdown. >>> coming up -- one of rick gagnon's fellow inmates comes forward with a damning story. >> he's been given a fairly detailed account of what occurred that evening. >> stuff that hadn't been in the newspapers or on tv. >> not at all, no. >> when "dateline" continues. ws don't take chances on your taxes. be 100% certain with jackson hewitt. we'll get your taxes done right, guaranteed. ♪♪ one of the worst things about a cold sore we'll get your taxe

was rick proud of owning it?> he loved telling everybody he had a monkey mobile. >> rick cigel is born in 1956 in stevens point, wisconsin. five years later, in 1961, a russian cosmonaut named yuri gargarin becomes the first human in space. president kennedy ups the ante and challenges america to be the first to put a man on the moon. >> this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> alan b. shepard. >> i'm john glenn. >> walter m. schirra. >> to launch the space program, seven men are judged by nasa to have the right stuff and are enlisted into a program named project mercury. >> all systems are go. >> their goal -- to complete a series of manned flights around the earth and pave the way for the moon missions to come. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> human space flight is special, because you're sending people with human eyes and human emotions to truly alien places. >> keith

minnesota rick. kurtz book started 100 we got a full scholarship to the university of minnesota played at morehead state and went to minnesota graduated and then went back to miami like you know larry do you remember and larry bill brings us brings us great conversations i've got a little bit of time left i just want to ask jesse what your final quick thoughts on in remembrance of larry king. all. you know miss larry king because he was a character he's an icon to television if you watch television and you believe. larry king's a good one to have a bill never be another interview a man like him again. will of final question very quick thought on larry he was very judicious and very thoughtful in his answers and when you ask him about all the famous people he knew i know he had a ton of dirt on donald trump but he was very very kind and judicious every time he was on i could never get it out of larry and god bless you larry we're going to miss you oh that we most of we are written very quickly about t

he's better known as rick snyder. until recently, he was the republican governor of the great state of michigan. and it's not every day that you see a former governor hauled before a judge to face criminal charges. in fact, in the state of michigan, it has never happened before. no michigan governor or former michigan governor has ever before been charged with a crime for his or her alleged conduct while serving as governor, until today. two-term republican governor rick snyder of michigan is charged with two counts of willful neglect of duty. he has pled not guilty. according to the indictment, rick snyder, quote, as governor of the state of michigan, a public officer, did willfully neglect his mandatory legal duty to protect citizens of the state against disaster and/or emergency, when the governor had notice of a threat of a disaster and/or emergency in the city of flint. flint, michigan's lead poisoning disaster, that manmade disaster, when rick snyder's state government poisoned an entire city with lead. and on t

rick: and five times that. we are talking potentially $4,000 to $5,000 per pupil, if it comes in at $30 billion that has been floated, is that right? marguerite: yes. i mean, it will depend. there are different slices of the funds. yes, somewhere in that neighborhood. karen: but just to put it into perspective, if we have a year of learning loss and we array set of strategies against that, and if we try to do with the same old way we have always done it, if we add a bunch of time using the same structures and same ways of organizing people time and money, if we try to do time in the same way we did before, we are not going to be able to recover the learning loss with those dollars. rick: so pedro, what karen just framed, then, is this enormous challenge. millions of children who are potentially 8 to 10 months behind, in terms of what we expect them to be. could you help folks understand, as a superintendent, how are you wrestling this and how are you looking at spending the dollars that might be coming in? pedr

rick sanchez. our buddy i'm rick sanchez i want to bring up to date now and i want to welcome all of you watching us from all over the world including those of you who are watching us using portable t.v. up in fact especially you who are watching us from around the world because you must be looking at this on this day and wondering what in the world is going on in the united states of america so it's usually an orderly process where one president loses an election the next president is coming in happens every 4 to 8 years and that next president must be affirmed by the u.s. congress actually a joint session of u.s. congress which was what how what was happening this morning in washington d.c. when suddenly a group of people protesters following the order of the president of the united states went to the u.s. capitol not to be to be fair to the president ited states he didn't go and tell them to go to the capitol he did not tell them to try 1 and breach the capitol or break into the capitol but that

inch of his criticizing rick rick is saying that you used your clearances to regularly manipulate and distort and lead secret classified information. we also have more on the media double standard on conservative censorship created a a push to use a powerful u.s. agencies to go after conservatives. all for tonight 51 recent and restaurants are's sewing california governor gavin newsom over the botched shutdowns in california. and some now morning, the biden administration on deportation, could that unwittingly hold off on deporting dangerous criminals. thank you for joining me and the evening edit begins right now. i am elizabeth macdonald. elizabeth: welcome to the show, you're watching the foxbusiness network. s this intoo updated on what is happening. the public and senators including senator saying that covid-19 vaccine relief nonstarter because of the $15 minimum wage in the three and $50 million. and president biden is moving to try to get vaccines with these out there any signing more executive orders today . that boosting the benefits and workers rights and more . joining me n

sanchez host of the news with rick sanchez rick good to see you my friend always great having you when you hear what i hear there's been a lot of damage done in the service sector across a lot of sectors small businesses they've been closed down yet wall street to help hitting those record highs what's going on here are we looking at some sort of corporate welfare. people who have lost their jobs. jobs. somewhere let's say you know so a lot of people are still out of work. it should of those who got their jobs back are people who are not in the service sector as you just mentioned the people who got their jobs back are white collar workers the people who didn't get their jobs back are blue collar workers with a special emphasis on people in the service sector so in other words if you provide a service or something if you work at a restaurant if you cut someone severe anything where you provide a service i mean you're kind of as we like to say as a way up it's tough you're not going to be able to get your job back at least for quite some time so the situation is dire for a very specific

rick sanchez part of body i'm rick sanchez and i want to welcome all of you watching from around the world especially those of you who are watching us on your phones on portable t.v. you may have just looked at the images and wondered what in the world is going on in the united states of america while on this day when according to the constitution the pro-forma was that the senate and the house would meet in a joint session of congress to affirm the presidency of joe biden suddenly that was interrupted by what seemed like protesters who are arguing that they believe as have been told by the president had states that he actually won the election so they went to the capitol where he had originally suggested they go by the way the president states never suggested they break into the capitol he suggested that they protest at the capitol while the process is going on and this is what they did and these are the pictures that you're looking at right now thousands of troops supporters essentially sitting outside of the capitol protesting but then then things got a little more crazy and here'

but just this once, rick is going to have to live with it. >> and i am accepting money for it, rick.ed. rick davis has been the conscience of cnn. he has also served as a cheerleader, a counselor and a mentor to so many of us. he has long been a champion of diversity and in a business that can be cut throat, rick has somehow managed to stay shockingly nice and kind. >> on behalf of the 4,000 employees around the world, we want to wish rick davis such a happy retirement. he'll be spending lots of time with his wife belinda, daughters and granddaughter playing golf we are sure in his spare time. >> congratulations, rick. we will miss your voice, your wisdom and your friendship. thank you for everything. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. the breaking news this morning regarding coronavirus. johnson & johnson says that its coronavirus vaccine, the third in line around the world, is 66% effective, 85% effective against preventing severe disease. it's submitting for its emergency use authorization next week. now let's contrast t

and many other places rick thanks very much for coming on your program and sharing all that with us rick sanchez r t america host on long time colleague and friend of the late laura. it's my pleasure. well in a tribute to t.v. titan larry king artie america will be sharing with us 36 hour marathon of what laurie did best asking those questions you want us to the people you want to hear from that starts in less than an hour an hour to america if you're outside the u.s. it's live on r.t. america dot com. 3 muslim federations in france have refused to back president until extremism charter has been tightening it as a way to fight radical islam we regret that this charter was signed before getting the approval of all components of the french council of the muslim faith we believe that some passages and wordings of the submitted text are of a nature that will weaken the ties of trust between the muslims of france and the nation in addition some of the declarations infringe on the honor of muslims exhibiting an accusatory and marginalizing character. however a number of other muslim federation

will: rick, have you had pecan pie tell me you have. rick: of course.lk pie. will: it's not soured. rick: quiche is french. two french pies. pete: i don't know what you are talking about. lafayette reference are. [laughter] rick: by the way the only one that matters is rhubarb by the way. that's the only pie that really should count at all. there you go. pete, keep eating your pie. here you go. here is your temps. i kept the temperatures here only to the lower 4 will actually not true underneath that banner you have hawaii and alaska. so, we have all 50 represented here without any canada for pete's sake. here you go. here is the radar across the u.s. right now. a little bit of rain down across parts of southeast. no major problems. a little bit of snow really kind of bitter weekend in store across the great lakes and across the northeast. below argue it. windy and feel uncomfortable. a series of storms out across parts of the west. this is great news. i know a lot of times you think storms we don't want them. we have not had any rain for a long time. t

still with us jason johnson and rick wilson.end we are in your poly sci class, we are all your students. how much of the trump years can the biden administration, joe biden, starting on day one do away with with an executive order, with the swipe of a pen? >> i mean, this is the tip of a gigantic glacier that i would be drawing on the board when we are actually allowed to go back into class. i think that the biden administration -- look, they're starting off well. paris climate accords, climate change is a serious issue. you have to do something about mask mandates both for symbolic reasons and health issues. the pipeline. all these things make sense. but what the real danger is, and what biden really has to face in order to undo trump's damage, is he's got to go through every single bureaucratic agency and find the trumpists and find the trumpists who have not been performing their jobs or are grotesquely incompetent and remove them. he has to do something simple, brian, as simple as he's got to reevaluate our post office. all

rick: i think josh has got it right.ambit to try to pull him from office in advance is not going to work. the only one who can get him out the 20th isfore donald trump himself. he could quit. there is always been speculation he would resign and have vice president pence give him a pardon. their deteriorating relationship takes that off the table. from what we hear coming out of the white house, maybe he will pardon himself and let everybody work it out in the courts after he is gone. certainly on his side it does not look like anything like that is going to happen. there is no real mechanism in congress to do it in advance of the inaugural. it looks like this administration is going to continue to haunt halls of congress long after he leaves office. opinion as is your to whether facebook and twitter have made the right call in cutting off the president? do you think that is fair? rick: they are certainly following some element of public opinion. howoes not take long to see 'spopular president trump plu speech, getting hi

to turn your brain on i'm rick sanchez. it's time. to do news again. so welcome back i'm rick sanchez as an american and as a citizen of this particular city washington d.c. i join all my neighbors in wanting to see the situation come under control it has been a wild day and at times we just had no idea where this thing was heading to sans the interruption of a government process which was underway but we're now getting a sense since the curfew started that things may start to finally settle down for confirmation of that let's go to our correspondent who's been on the scene all day long diligently bringing us details of what's been going on ben swan now out there among them as they would say are things calming down bad. so so things are about to get a little bit rough here let's just pan over here next just so we have capitol police are coming through we've got to move on ok we're being told we have to move on by capitol police rick we got to go we got to go. all right or you see the police officer telling ben that he's not going to be able to file his

will: see now, rick, that's a good dog name. come here, rick. [laughter] rick: i like it.struction on the border wall. this as a caravan of migrants heads for the u.s. border. what this means for our nation's security next. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. after using xiidra, wait 15 minutes before reinserting contacts. got any room in your eye?

rick berry with us today. he is going to be speaking about his time in vietnam as an army aviator, helicopter aviator. rick grew up in command ticket -- in connecticut, but now calls madison home. he attended the university of connecticut for a few years and entered u.s. army helicopter flight school. he returned to the university of connecticut where he degreed in biology and are to graduate degree in zoology. he retired after a career with the fish and wildlife service as a national wildlife refuge manager. rick has been extremely active at the museum for 15 years. he is one of our favorite docents, and he supports us a lot throughout the programs and aspects of the museum. we are fortunate to have mr. rick berry here today. i'm going to turn it over to you. rick: thank you. hello, everyone. let's get started. the vietnam war is often referred to as the chopper war, the helicopter war, with good reason. 40,000 u.s. helicopter pilots got flight time in southeast asia during the war. a large portion of that nu

rick, are you guys hiring?> i don't know what jason miller, who could never pass a personal screening. we don't have on our short list of personnel requirements deadbeat dads who give strippers abortion pills. it's just not on my list of requirements at the moment. but we're flattered by jason's attention because we know it's been in his head for about a year now. but speaking of rats, you know, there's no benefit in being the last rat as the ship explodes. >> baratunde, let's talk about what we witnessed this week but more importantly what we've witnessed over the past year. the looting and desecration of the capitol, aka, the white privilege jamboree has us thinking in a different way. let's spend a minute talking about black voters in this country, the earnest, honest, church going, poll going voting group that more than any other single voting group saved the biden campaign, elected joe biden as president of the united states, and in their spare time oh, by the way earlier this week flipped control of the s

rick, reverend warnock projected to defeat kelly loeffler. at the remaining vote there's a lot of optimism among democrats. is tonight confirmation that georgia has turned purple? and how did democrats defeat these expectations? >> yeah, this is an earthquake. and when you take this on top of the biden victory two missouris a go, you recognize this is a changing state. i think you have to look back to democrats and also opportunity. because you'd had the changing population. a vast number of new people moving into the state, a younger, more diverse electorate that is changing the face of georgia, a long-term plan hatched by stacey abrams and others over the past decade to try to get that into registration numbers. the way the democrats stitched together coalitions and got voters who didn't vote two months ago out to the polls, you recognize this is the culmination of a longstanding strategy that could have very long-lasting implications. >> mary alice, talk about those strategies, the long-term ones, also some of the other big surprises tonig

rick wilson, we're sorry to have lost you.ents that i thought you would have wanted. i gave a fulsome defense of senator cruz. to rick wilson and stewart stevens, i owe you 60 seconds for your next appearance. thank you, gentlemen, it is great to have you both on. >>> coming up for us, not just a soldout stadium full of fans that will be missing from this year's super bowl, we have a story on what else will be missing, when we come back. e bak >>> the number of fans won't be the only thing scaled back at this year's super bowl, when the kansas city chiefs take on the buccaneers. as nbc news correspondent joy lynn kent reports for us, several big-name advertisers are sitting out the game. >> reporter: first time in 37 years, budweiser is benching their shot at a viral super bowl ad. saying they'll pass air time on to vaccine awareness campaigns for the pandemic. >> let's turn our strength into hope. >> reporter: how different are ads going to look this year overall? >> it's a tricky year to hit the tone and decide are people re

rick wilson, i can offer you the last word.ds, how should people process what i've been calling the great migration, this movement of people away from donald trump, people here to for have signed over their seats in congress to him? >> the tranceference of their souls back into their bodies is going to be a painful process. and it's not going to be without a political and personal and moral cost. i encourage them to take the right steps. if you wanted to see people truly make a step towards reforming their reputations in the white house, the administration either quit or invoke the 25th. do it tonight. don't wait. every minute that passes does not improve your chances of being readmitted into society. it lessens them. >> two gentlemen who are both friends of this broadcast. both own the best sweaters and have the best words. baratunde thurston, rick wilson. gentlemen, thank you both. have a good weekend unless you have other plans. >>> coming up, an update on the fight against the coronavirus after this. on the fight against th

rick: office matters in these kinds of cases. regardless of the president's popularity, mitch mcconnell has to go to work tomorrow morning and do the nation's business. he will be one of a couple national leaders who will form the republican party outlook on policy and politics between now and the midterm elections, the next check in the system. highly unlikely that there will be a trump on a ticket in 2022, but mitch mcconnell will have a large cache of money and is currently recruiting candidates for senate races that are up.he will get it -- continue to be an important mechanic other public and party. right now, he is about all that we have got in the republican party. lisa: certainly also fractures in the democratic party. there are questions how much joe biden will be able to bring together the democratic party in order to get through his policy. what is the unity like when it comes to democratic caucus? jeannie: the unity we are seeing today will be the height of the unity that we see going forward. it will be tough for joe

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rick, are you guys hiring?u know, we're not going to hire anybody like jason miller who could never pass the personal screening, you know. we don't have on our short list of personal requirements deadbeat dads who give strippers abortion pills. it's just not on my list of requirements at the moment. we're flattered by jason's attention because we haven't been in his head for about a year now, but speaks of rats, there's no benefit in being the last rat on the ship as it explodes. >> baratunde, let's talk about what we witnessed this week, but more importantly what we've witnessed over the past year. the looting and desecration of the capitol, aka, the white privilege jamboree has us thinking in a different way. let's spend a minute talking about black voters in this country. the earnest, honest, church going, poll going voting group that more than any other single voting group saved the biden campaign, elected joe biden as president of the united states and in their spare time, oh, by the way earlier this week

praying, rick, praying. rick: nope.rk and boston. already got the cold air in place and that's really important. we need that to get snow if you want snow. that's what has to happen across coastal areas. we got that in place. obviously it's really cold. kind of brutal right now. especially across parts of the northeast. we have winter storm warnings in effect from places like knot eastern iowa through northern illinois, indiana into ohio. and then it's just watches so far. those will turn into winter storm warnings philadelphia and new york city pretty quickly. the storm right now across parts of the central plains just starting to get going. this is all part of the energy that came into california over the last couple of days. now it's here across the central planes. the northern side of this throughout the day today will start to see some snow begin to develop. and by later this afternoon and evening snow is going to be pretty significant across areas like chicago. here is how much snow we are talking about. see the i

new york city bought my 1st pair of glasses i think what it means is rick i never forgot where i came from and that's true to this minute i never forgot where i came from so i'm 85 years old but i'm the kid from brooklyn i've lived brooklyn but brooklyn never left me so that's part of my soul that's and that's what i brought to the business being curious being that kid went to dodger games all my friends. i would want autographs i would want to ask questions i remember running down the street with car for oh there are roads you get that on how did you learn to throw the 3rd base like that i was fascinated with asking questions born to do interviews where i was born to be what i do this whole thing started in miami for you did brooklyn miami get us there i always wanted to get into broadcasting i didn't go to college. my brother did a more can on the street in new york and a friend introduces me the james term and it's who was chief of staff announcers at c.b.s. wonderful man and i said to i want to get in a radio what should i do. and he said get down to miami you know union lot of st

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it rick leventhal, thanks. i've said this before, i will say it again.immediately, instead of politicizing this, rushing to judgment, no due process, no presumption of innocence -- what we need as quickly as possible is a 9/11 commission style report. what went wrong at the capital, why weren't these signs picked up a question mark why wasn't there a police presence when you know hundreds of thousands of people are in town days before and they are going to march to the capital if the breach happened in 30 seconds. this can never happen again. we have to protect our institutions and every elected official. this isn't republican or democrat, this is an attack on week, the people. at the american one thing is clear, president trump will not be convicted. not only is this a shift show trial, not only is it unconstitutional, donald trump did not incite insurrection. democrats are wasting the entire country's time like they have for five years, they are wasting your money, and it's all an effort to smear donald trump into his supporters. so much for the unity

audience what you guys are really shooting for when we get back this new ad about rick scott. >> ricktt here. i have just now taken over as chairman of the nash republican senate committee. i now have to figure out how to raise roughly a bazillion dollars to stop the march of socialism. >> we could take that place! >> then do what? >> i'll do it. >> get the [ bleep ] in there! >> let's go! >> wow. so, rick, what's the message you're trying to get across here? not that we haven't already picked it up. >> well, rick scott was one of the members of the sedition caucus who backed the false conspiracy theory that the election was stolen from donald trump, which helped inflame a violent mob. people like ted cruz, josh hawley and rick scott poured gasoline all over the country, essentially, by promoting this conspiracy theory that donald trump had won the election through weeks and weeks since the election, backing up his every statement. and when donald trump struck the match this week or last week, on wednesday, and an armed insurgent force entered the capitol with murderous intent, who ki

rick, i can sense your love for the senator from here. proponent of the big lie, do senator graham's words ring hollow at this point? >> you know, lindsey graham has spent the last four years with his head planed in trump's colon, he was the handmaden of trump's unbelievable lies about every possible thing. he has been at trump's side on this the entire time. there's nothing about lindsey graham that deserves a moment of seriousness here. he is playing a game in washington right now, he is working the refs, he is playing the media and trying convince them that it's the way mature, adult way to pursue it. the adult way is to impeach him, convict him and forbid him to hold office again. he is a threat to the country from any format. >> speaking of which, professor, i have a little had something to play for you. this is congressman schiff on whether or not former president trump should get the courtesy and availability of security briefings after leaving office. we will discuss on the other side. >> there's no circumstance thch this presiden

rick rick. rick that election before and we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen. also ahead to the dismay of his supporters. feel that wiki leaks co-founder will remain in custody pending washington's appeal extradition u.k. court turned the american request on monday over concerns that we would commit suicide. just legal team hasn't given up though stating they will appeal today's decision. this is. most likely that will be appealed to the high court within hours or a few days. we. will expect this to be over to. where we were tuning in from across the globe this hour welcome to moscow and to our to international my names you know neal good to have your company. we start in the u.s. state of georgia where a knife edge race really for 2 senate seats seems to be tilting in favor of the democrats a lot at stake if they win the control over the whole of congress for the next 2 years well for more on the story let's go live to kill in york killer but rarely does control of the

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thomas ricks is a pulitzer prize winning journalist and best-selling author. he has covered the us military for the washington post and was on the staff of the wall street journal and isthe author of several breaking books including most recently the one we are so excited to discuss today , "first principles", what america's founders learned from the greeks and romans and how that shaped our country and caroline winterer is professor of history and american studies and chair of the department of history at stanford. she's the author of several books on the history of ideas including three that are relevant to this today's discussion. "the culture of classicism", the mirror of antiquity, american women and the classical tradition 1750 to 1900 and most recently american enlightenment, pursuing happiness in the age of reason. thank you for joining welcome carl shard, thomas ricks and caroline winterer. let us begin with the central question. what did the founders learn from the greeks and romans? thomas ricks you describe how it was after the election you decided

josh brown has a question for you, rick. >> hey, rick one of the things that we talk about with clients and you know, clearly u.s. stocks, nobody would say they're cheap like as an asset class because it's dominated by the s&p 500 and even within the s&p 500 it's really the s&p 50 that matters the most and these are intellectual property rooted stories that have high valuations so we don't go with times and earnings are not cheap, but look around the world, it's 65% of global market cap and the other 45%, msci europe is up a total of 37% since 2007 japan is up about 1% a year back to 1990 so, i don't know, 30 years of 1%, are those bubbles? emerging markets, averaging 3% annual returns going back to 2007 versus the s&p 9% is that a bubble so i think there are plenty of opportunities even within equities your portfolio doesn't have to be s&p 500 and let's hope it's not very expensive isn't that a reasonable stance to take if you're looking at a 30 or 40-year run retirement >> i would replay what you said before, as well. yeah so i think you got a breakdown with europe and think about, go

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live from the world headquarters of r t america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez pirate buddy we're now heading into our 8th hour of coverage we want to welcome all of you watching us here in the united states and all over the world including those of you who have been watching us using the portable t.v. so much going on by the way we want to start with a new development it was just announced by the police here in washington d.c. and this is. fresh off the presses they say 13 people have been arrested in the pro president trump riots and of those we understand were carrying weapons. there's no actual description of the weapons but you're seeing the video now of the protesters today after they were told. we might say by president trump to go over to the capitol to protest the effort we should say constitutionally mandated mandated effort on the part of the joint session of congress to affirm the presidency of the next president of the united states something which is kind of a routine process usually doesn't even get this much news barely even gets covered with thi

capitol rick sanchez picks up the story let's take a look at that. thousands of troops supporters essentially sitting outside of the capitol protesting but then then things got a little more crazy while all of this has been going on we want you to know that there's something really important going on in the capital and the both. president trump oh wait now we have so now we have some live pictures ok these are live pictures coming in. these are live pictures coming in from the capitol i don't know do we have sound up on this is or is there audio on this it looks to me like there is no ok let me let me describe this city this is been going on for quite some time and police have been waiting to actually do something to maybe perhaps try and take the protesters away from the building it now appears they may be some kind of action on the part of law enforcement ben swan is out there ben can you hear me. so this is been going on now for about the last half hour what we're seeing are a series of flash bangs that keep going off it's the upper part of this t