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i am velshi, it is the last time hurt in the january six committee. the committee is set to resume the hearings this week, laying out more findings from its year long investigation of the insurrection at the capitol. donald trump is desperate and illegal attempt to cling to power. the next hearing assad for this coming wednesday september 28th. that s one of the afternoon. over the last few days, members of the committee a participated in something called the texas tribune festival in, austin texas. they make comments about their investigation, given hints of what might be to come. here s with the democratic congressman of maryland said during his appearance. bannon said the night before tomorrow, all hell is going to break loose. it s not going to go down the way that anyone thinks it s going to go down. there are clearly people who understood the preparations that were taking place. if you think you almost knock over the government of the united states spontaneously,
turn in a mystery, a body and a car have been found west of reno, nevada. the body is keily, a volunteer dive group says. hello and welcome, everyone. sandra smith in new york. john: good to have you back. john roberts in washington. pacer county sheriff s office has not confirmed the identify, we expect an update on the investigation an hour from announcement keily rodni has been missing since the 6th of august, vanished from a graduation party near a reservoir with other teens. sandra: police have been treating it as a possible abduction and followed up on 2,000 leads and the fbi joining the search, along with hundreds of investigators. john: claudia is in sausalito, california with the latest. search and rescue group with the popular youtube channel is credited with finding a car that other dive teams somehow missed. that s right, john. adventures with purpose is a volunteer dive team that helps find missing people. they joined the search for keily rodni on friday
but the new studio b seems to be over lavish and tawdry. sophie looks as though she s in isolation. the weather presenters look as though they are lost. and why is the flooring on different levels? is it because they needed to put in curbing? all in all, a complete waste of valuable funds. there s certainly a lot going on here a spiral staircase, a large, vertical screen used for imagery, and an even bigger screen where a correspondent can explain the background to a story, speak to the presenter either in person or down the line, or we can have some detailfrom the presenter him or herself. these explainers aren t new, of course, but are now being done on a bigger scale than before, and they failed to impress oldman wood, who recorded this message on the newswatch phone line. huw edwards was in discussion with faisal islam. neither man was actually talking to the camera and so neither of them were actually addressing the viewer. it made it appear like a private conversation