. >> good evening, i'm scott mcfarland. adriana diaz is off. we begin with breaking news in jacksonville, florida, where there are multiple fatalities at a dollar general store. michael george is tracking developments. michael? >> reporter: scott, good evening. law enforcement officials say the shooter is a white male in his 20s who was motivated by hate. all three victims in this shooting were black. the shooting happened at a dollar general store in the northwest part of the city, in the middle of the day. jacksonville authorities say the suspect killed two males and one female before turning the gun on himself. >> plainly put, this shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. >> reporter: the sheriff says the shooter put on a mask and tactical vest in the parking lot. >> the weapons that the shooter used today are a glock and an ar-15-style rifle. >> reporter: he left behind multiple messages, which authorities say amounted to an ideology of hate. >> it's just something that should not and must not continue to happen in our comm

scott mcfarland with his wrap up of the background on the u.s. district court judge. unlike the case being brought by the special counsel, that is being tried in florida on the documents retention case. this is being tried in washington, d.c. and the president is expected to be in court tomorrow. that court actually sits between the white house and the capitol, about halfway between in what is known as judiciary square. this is deb in plymouth, wisconsin, a democrat. caller: good morning. i say, finally. i cannot wait for the other co- in spirit or's to be indicted -- co-conspirators to be indicted. all of the witnesses were republicans. and for the woman that was just on, i suggest you watch the second january 6 hearing. john, why is that hearing not found in the c-span archives? i would think it would be there. fox did not show it and it should be in the archives. i even suggest you reply it, but for sure it should be in the archives. host: i am pretty sure all of those congressional hearings are in the archives. type it in at the top of the webpage. i encourage you

scott mcfarland with his wrap up of the background on the u.s. district court judge.nlike the case being brought by the special counsel, that is being tried in florida on the documents retention case. this is being tried in washington, d.c. and the president is expected to be in court tomorrow. that court actually sits between the white house and the capitol, about halfway between in what is known as judiciary square. this is deb in plymouth, wisconsin, a democrat. caller: good morning. i say, finally. i cannot wait for the other co- in spirit or's to be indicted -- co-conspirators to be indicted. all of the witnesses were republicans. and for the woman that was just on, i suggest you watch the second january 6 hearing. john, why is that hearing not found in the c-span archives? i would think it would be there. fox did not show it and it should be in the archives. i even suggest you reply it, but for sure it should be in the archives. host: i am pretty sure all of those congressional hearings are in the archives. type it in at the top of the webpage. i encourage you t

reporter scott mcfarland sends out this news item by tweet. it says trump is making no use of the pen or paper nearby and that judge tanya chutkan is not presiding, even though this is her case. i apologize if i mispronounce this, but it is judge [indiscernible] reading the four felony counts that trump faces. the next call is edgar in land o lakes, florida. caller: i'm first generation, born in america. my family came from latvia in world war ii. i fancy myself as being a student of history. not only just a child of history. yes, i agree that the charges against trump are valid. i often wonder and have often questioned how is it that a society as educated as germany was could fall to such beliefs against democracy. i don't know whether or not americans have read enough about history to understand that what we are going through is indeed a constitutional crisis. many comments have been made about clinton and his impeachment. he wasn't impeached for having sex with a person. he was impeached for perjury. i don't think people really grasp the co

back scott mcfarland of cs -- cbs news. thank you for your time.are looking at the calendar, the calendar now only for the political interest but running for the white house again? guest: they are inextricably intersecting. these four tentative trial dates are in 2024 and they mesh within the primary calendar. the proposed trial date for the 2024 conspiracy trial, they recommend january 22 and the second proposed date is march 4. that is the day before super bowl -- super tuesday. followed by a may 20 trial date tentatively from the special counsel in florida and a lot of legal action in the middle of primary season so it is hard to understand at this moment how anyone else can get the oxygen they can get on the -- otherwise from the news media, from cable television and online news sources. it is hard to understand how donald trump can message anything outside of his legal battles. host: what is the attempt from the trump team to push the case after the election? guest: the 2020 conspiracy case -- let's start with the 2020 conspiracy case. there a

host: we welcome back scott mcfarland of cs -- cbs news. thank you for your time.you are looking at the calendar, the calendar now only for the political interest but running for the white house again? guest: they are inextricably intersecting. these four tentative trial dates are in 2024 and they mesh within the primary calendar. the proposed trial date for the 2024 conspiracy trial, they recommend january 22 and the second proposed date is march 4. that is the day before super bowl -- super tuesday. followed by a may 20 trial date tentatively from the special counsel in florida and a lot of legal action in the middle of primary season so it is hard to understand at this moment how anyone else can get the oxygen they can get on the -- otherwise from the news media, from cable television and online news sources. it is hard to understand how donald trump can message anything outside of his legal battles. host: what is the attempt from the trump team to push the case after the election? guest: the 2020 conspiracy case -- let's start with the 2020 conspiracy case. the