fabulist might as well just are telling people he speaker of the house, because kevin sure ain t closing. and that is the reidout and all in with chris hayes starts right now. with chris hayes starts right no good evening from ne, i m chris hayes. it was a truly remarkable scene in washington state see this afternoon, as the house adjourned after what should have been the triumphant first day of the incoming republican majority. instead, it was an unmitigated disaster, with republican leader kevin mccarthy failing three times in succession to be elected speaker. the house will return at noon tomorrow and will continue voting until one candidate, mccarthy or someone else, reaches a majority. this has not happened for a century. the last time the vote for speaker went past a single around with all the way back 100 years ago in 1923. we arrived at this moment after a day full of insanity on capitol hill. it began with the republican house caucus meeting this morning which was
and that s what we saw. that part of it was crazy. at the same time, it was an emotional charge, for the first time in the history of the united states there wasn t african american that was going to lead the caucus that would ultimately generate an african american speaker second in line to the presidency, in hakeem jeffries. i was so struck by just the different facial expressions and body lynn ridge in the chamber today. i ve been there before on the first day. back in 2019, in the new congress and usually, the winning side is incredibly excited. and it is a huge day and people are there with their families and they are taking photos. and they are taking power. you take the gavel and everyone applauds. and the side that just got kicked out of the majority is desolate and i just wonder did it feel as reversed in that room as it looked to us on tv? you captured it exactly.
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An Inverness woman whose body was recovered from her burning home Sunday afternoon died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, while her husband s death in the fire is still under investigation, authorities said Monday.
Inverness Police Chief Bob Haas said 82-year-old Marlene Pieracci was found inside a vehicle in the garage of the home on the 200 block of Bradwell Road.
Her husband, 84-year-old Mario Pieracci, was found in the living area of the house and appears to have died as a result of the fire, Haas said.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation, but police do not believe there was foul play involving someone outside the home, Haas added.