side. and, the january 6th hearing that was set for this morning aimed at trump s influence on the department of justice has been postponed. we ll tell you what s next for the investigation into the insurrection. good morning. welcome to way too early on this wednesday, june 15th. i m jonathan lemire. we re learning new details about the next january 6th committee hearing which will now take place tomorrow afternoon. a hearing originally scheduled for today has been postponed. congress woman zoe lofgren said it was stemming from an overwhelming demand on staff to produce the videos they have been showing during the hearings. as for tomorrow s hearing, the focus will be on former president trump s efforts to pressure his vice president mike pence into overturning the 2020 results. vice chair of the committee liz cheney, republican, teased ahead hearing new video she posted to twitter. the select committee will examine president trump s relentless effort on january 6
happen next. reporter: jonathan, it s also the question we ask a lot of people. so d neep row the safest city that a lot of people from the donbas didn t evacuate last month, didn t evacuate the month before are making their way to. we asked people why they didn t leave earlier, for ie reena, the answer was common. she said, one, of course to take care of her parents and her grandmother. all three of which are inside severodonetsk. the other reason, though, she hasn t had cell reception since mid may. she had no way of getting news. had no way of talking to people, talking to friends. she didn t realize just how bad it had gotten until she started to make her way out. jonathan, to the last part of your questions, we have continued to hear the same pleas from ukrainian officials, from kyiv, the weapons are not coming fast enough. they need longer range weapons. they need time to actually train up ukrainian soldiers. we have been talking about the high death toll of ukrainian soldiers,
liability here. i am not a big royal guy, but you have to have empathy for william and harry because, you know, that cost them a whole lot. but if you have if you extract it to have the larger conversation about journalistic integrity e reena is absolutely right there are real lives and futures at stake here and his behavior is unacceptable, but he worked for a network that is equally accountable. what about that, martin bashir said he is still proud of the interview, and he said that he essentially precipitated the riff with the royal family and her subsequent death is unreasonable and unfair. he stinks. he is disgraced. his career is over. he is destroyed. when you were on my podcast, matter of fact, we talked about this, josh. we talked about how a journalist can destroy their career. you talked about plagiarism and making up sources. in this case martin bashir and the bbc, who also is disgraced, their biggest ever journalistic