of staff mark meadows testified that he knew the mob he was about to incite and send marching to the capital was armed. i was in the vicinity where i heard a conversation and the president said something to the effect of, i don t care that they have weapons. cassidy hutchinson testifying under oath about that. she testified to the president s eagerness to join the mob at the capitol. also, his counsel s horror at the prospect and his fears being charged with, according to her, every crime imaginable. hard to imagine what happens next. in a moment, stephanie murphy will be handling some of the questions. first, new reporting on what to expect tomorrow and also an item on what the former white house counsel was asked about in testimony on friday. we are joined now. what have you learned about patsy pallone s testimony? everybody wants to know what he told the committee during his lengthy deposition. he was with the committee for more than seven hours, i should say. we are
complete holy hell, remember? this is going to be the misdemeanor from hell for merrick garland, joe biden, and nancy pelosi. they took on the wrong guy this time. well, that s what makes the one-time trump white house advisers move now, well, extra confounding because eight months ago, bannon said that he wasn t backing down ever. i mean, the wrong guy this time, right? well, trial dates have a funny way of making people change their minds, shall we say, because now he is, well, backing down. willing to testify before that very committee that he seemed to be mocking and taunting. now, what exactly changed other than maybe the calendar date? we re going to dig a lot deeper into all of that tonight along with new january 6th hearing developments. and if bannon thought his decision to testify now would call someone s bluff at the doj, well he s surely mistaken because a trial is still happening and it won t even be postponed. a federal judge denied his legal team s request
creating the energy. so the energy is there. the energy is just sitting there inside of nuclear matter. so when you combine small nuclei like these isotopes of fusion, you start with these products. we ll say two plus three equals five. but when you add those things together, two plus three does not equal five. two plus three equals four. you ask yourself where does that other one go? the other one was converted into energy. so you end up with less mass when you plug these things together, and that mass was converted to energy. e equals mc squared tells you how much energy you get. for one unit of mass you get a one followed by 17 zeros units of energy. that s a big win. to not be debbie downer here here you go. let me finish.
those lights are some of the first galaxies to form in the universe billions of years ago. what you see is a speck of sky the size of a grain of sand held at arm s length. the spblurring is the light bei bent between them and us. gravit gravitational lensing, something to make even einstein smile. and i have to do more research to understand what that means. i ll hand it over to laura coates for cnn tonight. thank, anderson. i know e equals mc squared, that s all i can get you today. i am laura coates and this is cnn tonight. steve bannon threw down the gauntlet after being contempt of court in november. he threatened to raise, well,
more than 5 million americans are suffering with alzheimer s disease. 200,000 of theunde more than 5 million americans are suffering with alzheimer s disease. 200,000 of them are under age 65. this morning we are hearing about a new kind of test for early detection of the disease that involves how quickly you can recognize the faces of famous people. here is abc s linsey davis. reporter: take a guess, what is this person s name? recognize this person? how what about this person makes them famous? how about this man? turns out the faces might just predict if you will develop dementia. here s how it works researchers at northwestern medicine showed 20 celebrity faces one at a time. can you name him? if you said albert einstein that s two points. now, why is he famous? think it through. if you said scientist or even e equals mc squared, you get two points. two groups took the test. reliably those with dementia clearly struggled for answers a lot more than those without. we are t