the country s top court hears the case of a 13 year old girl who was allegedly raped by 25. worldwide this is r.t. international in moscow just 1 in the morning on wednesday here in the russian capital in the afternoon on tuesday in washington d.c. that s where we re starting the 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump now in full swing there in the u.s. senate democrats have charged the former president with inciting an insurrection but the republicans are saying there s no chance of a conviction there s a heavy security presence around the capitol building where the hearings are taking place the area itself is sealed off by a 2.5 meter fence and national guard troops are on patrol as part of a major security operation that s been running since the storming of capitol hill by trump supporters on january the 6th the pentagon says the troops are going to stay there until at least mid march and the entire operation is going to cost around half a $1000000000.00 let s go up to spee
damaging to democracy. earlier today there were similar sentiments during the president s visit to dayton and el paso. ray bogan is live in el paso tonight for the president s trip and protests that greeted him there. first to ktvu s debora villalon live in san francisco where about 70 people gathered at 24th and mission tonight. deborah? reporter: this is a somber but determined crowd across the bay, the protest was more political in tone. the overlap of guns, racism and words is weighing heavily on everyone. it s easy because we hear these stories f paso s massacre held aloft. i actually grew up going to the house of these two people. reporter: emotional protest in the heart of the mission. speakers alarmed about keeping immigrant family s intact and keeping them alive. i never felt so small before. but you know what? love makes us stronger. reporter: on the other side of the bay, a crowd the same size but louder. [ chanting ] reporter: this protest along in
there. the breeze we talked about still gusting out 32, concord up to about 25. nothing changing there. 50 s, 60 s on the temperatures as the low clouds make their usual move. nothing we haven t seen or dealt with before. temperatures low 50 s for some. got a few upper 40 s. big time boomers on the lee side of the sierra but a lot of that moisture is on the other side. another system into the south. this level will move in late friday into saturday. 6o s, 70 s, low 8o s. 4:01. he is here and hopefully its quiet. yes. good morning. its quiet for the most part. we tting busy on some of the longer commutes like the tracy commute. there s a little bit of slowing on 580 near the good. starts here, driving out toward the nge. there was an earlier accident but that s been cleared. there is some slow traffic westbound 580 at 238 and we have a look at the san mateo bridge where that traffic is moderate. interstate 880 is doing okay. there s road work here. it s not causing a big del
down to the plains from the top of the mountain inspired the poetry and inspired the images that are captured in that poetry of the united states. watch all of our events from colorado springs throughout the andon c-span 2 s book tv, sunday on american history tv on c-span 3. formeror agricultural secretary dan glickman discusses food security. topics include past agriculture issues and the types of action that could be taken in future to improve food supply, access, and sanitation. from the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies, this is a little more than an hour. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i m bob thompson, visiting scholar here working to develop a problem in agriculture and a program in agriculture and food security. teaching a couple courses in that area. i m delighted that in continuing our seminar in international agriculture topics that today we have former secretary of agriculture dan glickman here to talk about food security and gov
strong. good evening, in for diane, and great to be here for diane. and the u.s. team, the game going into overtime. and this heart breaking moment, belgium scoring two goals. and team usa then battling back. and in detroit, they re watching as well, just as they were in texas. and look at this, president obama with the team at the white house, rooting on our other team. and paula faris is right there. good evening. reporter: we ve been hearing the roars from the stadium behind us, team usa taking belgium to overtime and trying to get to the quarter finals for just the second time in 80 years. the u.s. feels this is a winnable game if they get it right. reporter: save after spectacular save by goalie tim howard. and rallying behind clint dempsey. in the second half, belgium continuing to hammer the u.s. with shots on-goal. but tim howard was everywhere. here in sal have door, the feeling electric. what does this spell? usa. i love it! we re definitely going to