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the latest headlines: the house committee investigating the january 6 attack on the us capitol has publisheding in the country�*s east amid appalling winter conditions. forecasters in the us say a major winter storm — sweeping the us this week— may bring the coldest christmas in four decades to parts of the country. there has already been major snow fall in many areas. more than 90 million people in 37 states are set to experience sub zero temperatures— including places as far south as texas. tom brada reports. a fierce winter storm is sweeping across the united states. more than 100 million people are under winter weather alerts, with warnings of ice, snow and freezing winds. at a white house briefing, president biden called for caution. this is really a very serious weather alert here, and it goes from oklahoma all the way to wyoming and maine. it�*s not like a snow day when you�*re a kid, this is serious stuff. meteorologists say the winter storm could become a bomb cyclone — an unofficial term for a certain type of powerful storm, which rapidly builds in strength. heavy snowfall and stro

congressional committee recommends donald trump is charged for his role in last year's riot at the us capitol. the former movie mogul harvey weinstein is found guilty of raping and sexually assaulting a woman in los angeles. a landmark international deal is agreed to protect a third of the planet's natural world by the end of the decade. twitter users vote for elon musk, its current owner, to stand down as head of the company. so will he go? fans await the return of argentina's triumphant football team ahead of an open—top bus parade through buenos aires. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the committee investigating the assault on the us capitol on january the 6th last year has unanimously recommended criminal charges against donald trump. the charges include "obstruction of official proceedings", "conspiracy to defraud the united states", and "inciting an insurrection". the committee's recommendation is non—binding, which means it is now up to the us justice department to decide whether to prosecute the former president. our north america correspondent john sudwo

donald trump supporters on january sixth 2021, thousands of donald trump supporters stormed the us capitolg, intent on disrupting the certification of the 2020 election results. hundreds of police officers were injured. 0ne, brian sicknick, would later die. ashli babbitt, a protester, would be fatally shot by law enforcement during the attack. another rioter would die in the throng of people pushing into the building. the crowd that gathered at the capitol that day ransacked the offices of congressional leaders, and posed for photographs in the senate chamber itself. a year and a half later, legislators who were trapped in the capitol complex that day began their investigation as to how it happened, and who was to blame. donald trump made a purposeful choice to violate his oath of office. gavel bangs. the select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on the united states capitol will be in order... the january sixth committee was set up after democrats and republicans failed to agree on an independent commission. instead, the democratic speaker of the house named the committee, ch

the latest headlines: the house committee investigating the 6 january attack on the us capitol has publishedor winter storm sweeping the us this week may bring the coldest christmas in four decades to parts of the country. there has already been major snow fall in many areas. more than 90 million people in 37 states are set to experience sub—zero temperatures, including places as far south as texas. tom brada reports. a fierce winter storm is sweeping across the united states. more than 100 million people are under winter weather alerts, with warnings of ice, snow and freezing winds. at a white house briefing, president biden called for caution. this is really a very serious weather alert here, and it goes from oklahoma all the way to wyoming and maine. it's not like a snow day when you're a kid, this is serious stuff. meteorologists say the winter storm could become a bomb cyclone — an unofficial term for a certain type of powerful storm, which rapidly builds in strength. heavy snowfall and strong winds are expected to cause damage and power outages in the midwest and canada, and travel cha

january six select committee hearings about the 2021 riot at the us capitol. but first, here's some of the latest news from the publishing world. well, at the end of each calendar year, many publications post their favorite books of the year. here's a look at some for 2022, the financial times announced that chris miller won its business book of the year award for his book chip wor, the fight for the world's most critical technology. and from the world of historical literature, ty miles, a professor at harvard university, won mcgill university his candle history prize for her book all that she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black families keepsake. that's about the seventh major award that all that she carried has won. and here are some other notable books of 2020 to amazon's best nonfiction books list includes beth macy's raising lazarus, which continues her award winning look at the opioid and drug crisis facing the u.s.. also on that list is scientist david cuaron's, breathless, which chronicles the fight to trace and create a vaccine for covid. and

six more injuredrtin, native oy fox news the congressional panel investigating the riot at the us capitolld release its final report this week. coming up analysis from professor jessica levinson on what this means for former president donald trump, also ahead the year coming to a close with a shifting california job market coming up what workers say they plan to do in the new year and frightening moments on board a hawaiian airlines jet that flew into severe turbulence still ahead, details on the injured and what's believed to have get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. newscast the house committee investigating the riot at the us capitol will hold its final hearing tomorrow, and an official report on the matter will go public shortly after that information in that report will likely do much more than sum up what was uncovered during the more than 1000 interviews. jessica levinson joins us now. always great to have you on board. let's get right to it, professor. do you believe the committee will vote indeed to recommend that the doj pro

capitol police officer billy evans killed in the line of duty later on good friday. let us and thank them. [applause] i also want to acknowledge those members of the police force, district of columbia as well, as well as the capitol police who had the courage to tell in testimony what they witnessed that day. may i acknowledge the mayor of washington, thank you, mayor, for being with us. [applause] in his gettysburg address, which was in november, november 18, lincoln stood on the ground consecrated by the blood of patriots and spoke to the duty to defend democracy. let us recall his words. it is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us that we are here highly resolved that these dead shall not have died in vain, that this nation under god shall have a new birth of freedom, and the government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth. shall not perish from the earth. no matter what the assault as we saw on january 6. thank you to our heroes for being with us today, and thank all of you for joining us as

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plaha — our top stories: the house committee investigating the january the sixth attack on the us capitolhe latest update from the front line. for all the sophisticated weaponry and all the ammunition, this is what it comes down to in the end. men, mud, and an enemy which is in rifle range. the us is in for the coldest christmas in four decades, as a major winter storm sweeps the country. and the mystery of the missing christmas beetle, australian scientists launch a campaign to find it. and we take a journey through david hockney�*s

and asked him what the current situation is like in the us capitol? yeah, most definitely. so me here in the nation's capital and temperatures are roughly dropped yesterday afternoon, eastern time. so we saw a morning temperatures around 345 degrees celsius plenty rainfall. then aside during arctic front came through, we saw a brief burst of snow. you grapple so snow pellets and then suddenly those temperatures plummeted. all the moisture and airy roadways froze and the wind picked up gusting to about 70 kilometers per hour and actually knocking down a tree just as at the city. and fortunately, killing a driver. now across the us, we're seeing the worse are pretty much every season. over the center us temperature is pointing back about minus 40 celsius. over the eastern u. s. strong winds gusting to near 100 kilometers per hour over upstate new york. visibility is literally down to 0, people can't see more than 3 meters away. and of course you have the snow as well in some places. you've got 150 centimeters off legs here in ontario. at matthew, we've been tracking this stor

january six committees hearings about the 2021 riot at the us capitol. it was released by pushkin industries brendan newnam oversees the audio book program at pushkin. and he recently joined us to talk about the project. mr. newnam why an audio book? what are we going to get from that that we can't get from reading the hearings or watching them? well, you're speaking to someone who's worked in audio most of his career as a broadcast journalist. and i do believe the audio medium in general has an intimacy and a portability that other mediums do not. you can't read a book while doing the dishes. you can maybe read a book at the gym. so in general, i think the format allows itself, you know, it allows it's a media that allows people to take a different places, specifically with these hearings. the testimony is so compelling. it was so well put together. the committee did such an excellent job in creating our filling the mandate of house resolution five of three that we thought it was best to share directly with people, as opposed to just a summary of it, whi

the headlines: the us house of representatives committee investigating the attack on capitol hill almost two years ago has urged thejustice department to bring criminal charges against the former president donald trump. the committee's vote was unanimous. a jury in los angeles has found the disgraced film producer, harvey weinstein, guilty of sex crimes in a second sexual assault trial. the 70—year—old is already serving 23 years in jail after he was convicted of rape and sexual assault in new york. fans are awaiting argentina's triumphant soccer team, who are currently somewhere over the atlantic, on the way home. they are due to touch down in buenos aires in a few hours time ahead of an open—top bus parade celebrating their world cup win. now on bbc news, take me to the opera. i've been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you so i am on a mission to find out how opera is trying to attract new audiences and reinvent itself. in this episode, i meet one of the most exciting figures in the world of opera and classical music, the venezuelan born conductor gustavo du

the headlines: the us house of representatives committee investigating the attack on capitol hill almost two years ago has urged thejustice department to bring criminal charges against the former president donald trump. the committee's vote was unanimous. ajury in los angeles has found the disgraced film producer, harvey weinstein, guilty of sex crimes in a second sexual assault trial. the 70—year—old is already serving 23 years in jail after he was convicted of rape and sexual assault in new york. fans are awaiting argentina's triumphant soccer team, who are currently somewhere over the atlantic on the way home. they are due to touch down in buenos aires in a few hours time ahead of an open—top bus parade celebrating their world cup win. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show — a centenary fit for a pharaoh. this is very exciting, because i've been given permission to actually go down these steps to ground level and get a closer look. the christmas tradition that will scare the stockings off you. and why glaswegian panto crowds are not to be messed with. if the act on t

this is bbc news, i'm monika plaha — our top stories: the us house committee investigating the attack on the capitoln january sixth last year has published its final report in full. the release comes just days after the committee recommended that the justice department bring criminal charges against former president donald trump. at least 1,500 flights have been cancelled in the us and canada, thanks to a fierce winter storm. forecasters say america could face the coldest christmas in decades, with lows of —45 degrees celsius in some places. president biden is urging people to pay attention to local warnings. the war in ukraine has been raging for 10 months and ukrainian troops continue to gain ground, taking back territory once grabbed by the russians. many ukrainians are facing their first christmas without relatives. now on bbc news its stephen sackur with hardtalk�*s review of the year 2022. there will be a lot of blood in the land and it will be a lot of refugees. we expected that it's going to be a pretty, well, long timely operation, and it absolutely goes as planned. this has become much big

capitol police officer billy evans killed in line of duty later on good friday. let usant to acknowledge those members of police force that -- the district of columbia as well as the capitol police who had the courage to tell in testimony what they witnessed that day. and may i acknowledge the mayor of washington, thank you, mayor, for being with us and with the metropolitan police. in his gettingsberg address, which was in november, november 18th, lincoln stood on the ground consecrated by the blood of patriots and speak to the duty to defend democracy. let us recall his words. it is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us that we are here highly resolved that these dead shall not have died in vain, that this nation under god shall have a new birth of freedom and that the government of the people by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth. shall not perish from the earth. no matter what the assault. as we saw on january 6th. thank you to our heroes for being with us today and thank all of you for joining us as we

after the president's supporters tried to seize the us capitol at the age of eighty- six, the hollywoodgela bandalamente is unknown, he is, first of all, as the author of music for the tv series twin peaks and other films directed by david lynch blue velvet highway to nowhere and wild hearts. by the way, he also wrote the music for fyodor bondarchuk 's balalamente's stalingrad, the winner of many awards and prizes , including the grammy program typical ukraine we talk about what made ukraine the way we know it today, typical and, of course, peculiar. that's what we're interested in, we hope it's interesting, and you have time sometimes sometimes i see your programs, they are very convincing and deep. for which i want to tell you separately. thank you the program is a typical ukrainian, we talk about what made ukraine the way we know it today, typical and, of course, unique. that's what we're interested in. we hope it's interesting . and you sometimes happen by accident or as we sometimes see your programs, they are very convincing and deep. for which i want to tell you separately. thank

prosecutors were argued that the defendants turned the mob at the us capitol into a weapon and pointed that weapon at the capitol during the last two years more than 900 people have been charged for crimes related to the january 6th capital riot if convicted on the charge of sedition. they could get up to 20 years in prison. time now is 709. and right now we do have some slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see it is backed up here for a little bit, although it is not as deep as it normally is, and i think that you'll be pleasantly surprised. there is a backup. it's just not lasting as long. this is 5 to 7 minutes delay before you make it past now i do think i see a stalled vehicle here car with its flashers on and not moving so that could make it just a little bit. we'll see if bridge gets out there soon, but i can make it just a little bit worse for you. if you're driving at the bay bridge, let's talk about the same mateo bridge that looks pretty good. no major issues there. at 7 10. let's go back to the desk. thank you more and more car owners of falling behind in making th

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after supporters of the president tried to seize the us capitol in the eighty-sixth year of his life,lywood composer angela dolomina best known as the composer of the scores for the tv series twin peaks and other films directed by david rich blue velvet highway to nowhere and wild at heart. by the way, he also wrote the music for fyodor bondarchuk's stalingrad at this moment, the owner of many awards and prizes , including. now about the weather today in udmurtia, 74 educational institutions have been transferred to distance learning. the reason for the snow drift and rolling on the roads at the same time in the center of the country is a powerful autumn. we will talk about this in more detail in the next specialists. centrobass elena hair. she joins me elena greetings well for the past day. it seems to me that in moscow we have seen everything and even more that comes next. what regions will suffer today ? but in the north-west opposite there today the weather is calmer. in moscow, according to the latest data, the temperature is still positive plus one and seven drizzling rain, howe

been trying to prevent a prominent serbian national from being taken by authorities to cause of us capitol . i'll see country we didn't nickel a job which has the details. wow. oh yes. just a few for falls i'm. i will have to assume military and need to go back also for the fact that you mention that services will be on there. so our servers are meeting with all the roads and more and more of them are matter. good to do so their main goal cubed in the front to be he's basically in a police space near medicine, the problem to go to solve the fact that she's were warranted exploded. right, so our funding to serve basically our international factor, which is not be yet for the situation. we don't work on the absolute clear the message or our unfortunately, due to the dire see what we're really since i've been asked facing for the past 5 months, leading to affairs that yet another military conflict could erupt in the volatile balkan region. a catalyst has been the cause of the authorities. prohibition of serb been issued license plates full local residence. recent reports say air raid sirens w

family and there are investigations under way into the alleged role he played in the uprising at the us capitolld have an impact on voters as we get closer to that presidential election. and we're going back to america now and rafael warnock has just appeared on stage. i now and rafael warnock has 'ust appeared on stagei appeared on stage. i want to say thank — appeared on stage. i want to say thank you. _ appeared on stage. i want to say thank you, thank - appeared on stage. i want to say thank you, thank you - appeared on stage. i want to i say thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart. and to god be the glory. —— raphael warnock. forthe god be the glory. —— raphael warnock. for the great things that god has done. and after a hardfought campaign, or should i say hardfought campaign, or should isay campaigns, hardfought campaign, or should i say campaigns, it is my honour to utter the four most powerful words ever spoken in a democracy. the people have spoken. applause i often say that a vote is a kind of prayer. for the world we desire for ourselves. and for our children. voting is fai

capitol police officer, billy evans killed in the line of duty later on good friday. let usse ] [ applause ] >>> i also want to acknowledge those members of the police force in the district of columbia as well as the capitol police who had the courage to tell in testimony what they witnessed that day. and may i acknowledge the mayor of washington. thank you, mayor, for being with us and with the metropolitan police. in his gettysburg address, which was in november, november 18th, lincoln stood on the ground con by the blood of patriots that defended democracy. let us recall his world. we are here highly resolved these dead did not die in vain, and this nation will have a birth of freedom and the government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not parish from the earth. shall not parish from the earth. no matter what the assault, as we saw on january 6th. thank you to our heroes for being with us today, and thank you for joining us as we canonize these patriots. may god bless them and their families. god bless you and your families. may god bless the united s

katsuyama ktvu, fox two, news officials announced today that the former acting police chief at the us capitolhe chief of the u. c. berkeley police department. you'll get under pittman starts february one should replace chief margo bennett, who announced her retirement in october. pittman says she will continue bennett's work to modernize campus police operations and strengthen relations with the community that have at times been strained. i want students to know. that i have the utmost respect for their passion about issues that face them as well as this community. pittman served as the acting chief of the u. s. capitol police after the january 6th insurrection. prior to that job, she was one of only two black women to achieve the rank of captain. at 11. tonight hurts will pay $168 million by the end of the year after falsely reporting rental cars as stolen . the settlement includes 364 pending claims. some of those cases include customers being arrested or spending time in jail. ceo stephen scherr said back in april that the incidents were a result of a glitch and its systems. hurts believes

robe road looks to prevent a permanent sub in national from being taken by authorities to close of us capitol patrol from the peacekeeping mission in the self declared to public have arrived at the barricades as local serves, try to keep cause of a police out of the neighborhoods. now we discussed the rising tensions with a serbian political analyst. he says western powers have turned a blind eye to crimes committed by kosovar albanians because that serves their political interests. they won't rest until they have a clean course of all which can join nato. and, you know, that's the game. that's the end game have kosovo, united, albania, and 2 large nato. the west react only want to serve jackson self defense. they never react. absolutely never. when close to, well, danny is engaging aggression violence against the serbia minority. they've made incursions into the north to kidnap people in the not people. they've arrested people without cause. they've broken into people's houses and nate, nate, or the, you haven't got a single saying, you know, nobody has, has faced any consequences. you know,

capitol riots. this again reminds us— said, the capitol riots. legacy and conspiracy legacy that it _ the legacy and conspiracy legacy that it leaves remains. and it can embolden — that it leaves remains. and it can embolden these fringe groups in a way that— embolden these fringe groups in a way thatjust didn't happen before. and that _ way thatjust didn't happen before. and that is — way thatjust didn't happen before. and that is really quite frightening.— and that is really quite frightening. and that is really quite friffhtenin, , ., ., ., in northern ireland, the assembly at stormont was recalled today for the fifth time since the elections in may but failed again to agree on a power—sharing arrangement. the secretary of state for northern ireland has said members of the assembly will have their pay cut by 27%. northern ireland has been without a fully—functioning devolved government since february. the democratic unionists decided to boycott the power—sharing framework, because of objections to the trading arrangements signed by boris johnso

congressional committee recommends donald trump is charged for his role in last year's riot at the us capitologul harvey weinstein is found guilty of raping and sexually assaulting a woman in los angeles. twitter users vote for elon musk, its current owner, to stand down as head of the company. so will he go? fans await the return of argentina's triumphant football team ahead of an open—top bus parade through buenos aires.

and there are investigations under way into the alleged role he played in the uprising at the us capitol have an impact on voters as we get closer to that presidential election. still to come: as the row rumbles on, over their forthcoming documentary, the duke and duchess of sussex are about to receive an award in the us. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man. they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. - elsewhere. — people have been gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she is facing seven charges of tax evasion, estimated at £120 million. she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are to separate. a statement from buckingham pala

family, and there are investigations under way to the alleged role he played in the uprising of the us capitolon _ that presidential election. you did mention some _ that presidential election. you did mention some points there, but what is it actually mean for donald trump's presidential bid for 2024? mr for donald trump's presidential bid for 2024?— bid for 2024? mr trump will i am sure attempt _ bid for 2024? mr trump will i am sure attempt to _ bid for 2024? mr trump will i am sure attempt to brush - bid for 2024? mr trump will i | am sure attempt to brush this off as i indeed he has in a statement which was released a few hours ago in that he said he was disappointed by the verdict to the court today and he made clear that he intends to appeal that verdict, but he sought to pin the blame for this tax fraud on alan while the work and other senior members of the trump organization, basically saying that they acted alone, gone rogue if you like —— akrotiri. while it is true that prosecutors in this case are registered democrats, mr trump of my claim that this is a low political witch—hunt is

charges to be brought against donald trump over his role last year on last year's attack on the us capitol. the former president denounced the charges as fake as that it was an attempt to block his watch has run in 2024. the supreme court has put a temporary block on the removal of trump era, immigration restrictions of the mexican bold. it follows the challenged by republican lead states to maintain the measures. do you energy ministers of a breach, impose a cap on gas prices from february? is the latest attempt to cab an increase in energy prices since russia reduced base of its cost sports to europe? dutch prime minister mark rota has issued an apology for countries roll in 250 years of slavery. it comes as the debate. i have a reparations intensifies as 30 call reports since nearly 150 years after abolishing slavery. the netherlands has apologized for its role in the state of trade. from the 17th to the 19th century dutch colonize was kidnapped and estimated 600000 african men women and children, and ship them to south america and slaving them on plantations. they were not alone . seve

among them an emotional ceremony on capitol hill today as top house and senate leaders bestowed congress's highest honor on law enforcement officers who defended the us capital on january 6 2021. the congressional gold medals were presented today in a ceremony in the capitol rotunda, which was overrun that day by supporters of then president trump in a deadly attack. boxing news chat program shows us the emotional ceremony can you see a hero's welcome on capitol hill as law enforcement officers who defended the capital on january 6th are honored with congressional gold medals, patriotism, determination and resilience. they answered the call to serve putting their lives on the line. congressional leaders bestowing congress's highest honor on hundreds of officers who helped defend the capital almost two years ago on the same spot where rioters overtook the building trying to overturn president biden's victory for some officers. it was their first time back since the attack. it was a day unlike any other in our nation's history. and for us, it was a day defined by chaos, courage. tragic loss and resolve dozens of officers who battled rioters in the hall

prosecutors will argue that the defendants turned the mob at the us capitol into a weapon and pointed that weapon at the capitol during the last two years more than 900 people have been charged with crimes related to the january 6th capital riot. if convicted on the charge of sedition. the five defendants could get up to 20 years in prison, each less than a week away from christmas and holiday travel is ramping up . this is a live look right now at the conditions at san francisco international airport, and that's where this morning james torres was. he was showing us how the travel numbers are closer to pre pandemic levels than ever. airport officials advise you arrive at least two hours early for domestic flight likely because you'll see a bit of heavy traffic on your way to the airport and likely lines not just through security, but check in as well. the decorations at the check in chaos didn't make it obvious enough. the long security lines will the season of holiday travel visit family, grandma grandpa. we're going to visit family. so first time we're seeing that family in three y

yet that day, the capitol police, police and additional agencies bravely threw themselves between us d violence. and may i thank the national guard for continuing that protection. >> reporter: and again, those capitol police officers coming back to work. we see them here in the halls victor and alisyn, every day, just doing their job. for a lot of those metropolitan police officers, those are the ones that served the washington, d.c. area. this was maybe their first time back in the capitol since that day. and you can imagine just how heavy the emotion was in that room. >> all right, jessica dean for us there on capitol hill. thank you. with us is cnn law enforcement analysis and former d.c. metro police officer michael fanone, he is the author of "hold the line, insurrection, one cop's battle for america's soul." michael, good to see you again. this was not your first time back in the capitol. you were there for the january 6th hearings. what was it like to be in that room today, your reception and how you received what you heard? >> it was bittersweet. in a lot of ways, i feel like

joining us capitol hill correspondent for nbc news and msnbc ali rapa. see, it's as busy a day as i can remember on capitol hill. and then with president zelenskyy. this came together pretty quickly. biden, only one of the few western visitors who has not visited in kyiv, citing really security concerns to make that trip. there was some talk at the g20, that didn't come to be, because zelenskyy had to be in indonesia. and here we are. in washington. its timing is no coincidence. there's no concerns in the white house when republicans take control of the house it will be harder to get money to kyiv. so this is an effort for zelenskyy to make an in-person appeal. but there's some debate, still. the u.s. sending the patriot missiles for ukraine's defense. ukraine is looking for longer range weapons that can strike people to russia. that will be a point of disagreement as the u.s. is reluctant to send to kyiv. ali, i want to talk to you about the funding, and the omnibus bill is causing tension between house and senate republicans. tell us how. >> yeah, jona

capitol riots will hold its final public hearing this coming monday. >> a full report will be released two days later. cnn's manu raju joins us from capitol hill.t are the details you're learn? >> that's right. december 19th will be the final public meeting of the committee. in that meeting they're going to actually present the report they've come up with over roughly two years of investigation, and that will include referrals, criminal referrals that the committee plans to move forward or suggest for the justice department to move forward, potentially ethics committee referrals and other categories referrals, this is according to bennie thompson, the chairman of the committee, suggesting there could be a referral to the american bar association. we'll see the details on this. they have a vote to adopt the report that they have come up with that details all the committee's findings so far. two days later on december 21st, that's when the public will see the full report, all the details that they have come up with over the past year and a half to two years of the investigation. we'll see transcripts, also, of the more than thousand witnesses tha

>> joining us from capitol hill this morning to talk about thingst that had and the lame-duck in down 118th congress. i thought we would start with the vote in the house on the same-sex marriage bill approved by the senatey and touched on it was necessitated by the decision in the dobbs decision. >>e yes it necessitate necessitated thomas' remarks this should be something that we are opening up and i'm glad we're doing this in a bipartisan way because it's only affirming the current law and i'm shocked by those who voted against it because it is important nonetheless and deserving enormous credit for effective bipartisan work she did on this and with the right thing to ensure no supreme court can play politics with any couples marriage. host: our guest is part of the lgbtq+ caucus also member of the appropriations committee. will we see a spending bill on the fiscal year spending 2023 that set to expire next week quick. >> i'm not surprised we don't have it yet but if you cannot pass the c budget bill the one we have to pass every year in the out of this is important to get done. if i

prosecutors will argue that the defendants turn the mob at the us capitol into a weapon and pointed that weapon at the capitol during the last two years more than 900 people have been charged for crimes related to the january 6th capital riot if convicted on the charge of sedition. they could get up to 20 years in prison. it is 406. so what will elon musk do? elon musk says results of a new twitter poll will determine if he will step down as the ceo of twitter must posted the poll in a tweet of his own, saying he will abide by the poll results. that pole ended just a short time ago and 57% of the vote, say musk should step down more than 17 million accounts. loaded in that poll. all of this follows new scrutiny of the twitter's ceo who implemented a new policy that bans any mention of rival social media websites on twitter that includes banning the promotion of facebook, instagram and other sites. one notable social media site that's not on that list is tiktok. that decision generated so much controversy that must promise not to make any more major policy changes without taking an online

police departments, getting a new police chief, and it's the former acting police chief at the us capitol yoga nanda pittman begins at the uc berkeley police department on february. very first. she says she will modernize campus police operations and strengthen relations with the community, which have been strained at times. i want students to know. that i have the utmost respect for their passion about issues that face them as well as this community. now, mr pittman was the acting chief of the u. s. capitol police after the january 6th insurrection, and before that, she was one of only two black females to achieve the rank of captain. 17 striking academic workers were cited by police after staging a sit in at the sacramento office of the university of california president now that sit in happened while nearly 2000 striking workers rallied outside the building, which is known as you see, center, sacramento 48,000. academic workers are on strike for fourth week calling for better pay. benefits and job security. one union representing about 12,000 workers, has reached a tentative agreement