msnbc s amanda golden is there with the latest on the investigation into the attack on the capitol. amanda, good morning. the doj says it expects more arrests, linked to the riot. what can you tell us about the scope here? yeah, that s right, lindsey. department of justice actually just asked a federal judge for more time as they continue to investigate the scope of the attacks that we saw at the capitol, on january 6th. and said that they want to be able to proceed in order to process the the great number that they have of both tips and evidence that s coming in, as well as the defendants that they are starting to move forward and prosecute. so, we got a real snapshot of where this investigation stands, yesterday, with a new filing. and it showed that 320 people have, now, been charged with the events that have taken place at the capitol. and they do expect an additional, 100 people to be coming forward with additional charges moving forward from law enforcement. and we
shameless hypocrite. as covid-relief benefits roll out, you will find republicans trying to take credit for something they, all, voted against. velshi, starts now. good morning, i m ali velshi. it s saturday, march 13th. just over 50 days have passed since joe biden was inaugurated as president of the united states. and now, he has successfully ushered, through congress, his most pressing priority. his $1.9 trillion american-rescue plan. the president promised, help is on the way. and today, help has arrived. help has arrived, for the workers who lost their jobs. help has arrived, for the students, who have been stuck at home. help has arrived, for the families that have struggled to put food on their table. and for the small businesses, that have struggled to keep their doors open, help has arrived, america. for the first time, in a long time, this bill puts working people, in this nation, first. it s not hyperbole. it s a fact. it is, indeed, a fact. and for tangi
opened up in an emotional interview on msnbc this morning about a settlement with the city. the money means absolutely nothing. it doesn t help me get over the fact of what happened. breonna doesn t benefit from that. it does nothing for us. just today the louisville fbi said they made significant process in the investigation and their team is actively investigating all aspects of her death. let s go to my colleague msnbc s antonia hylton. a big welcome to you. sounds like they re getting ready there. what s going on? hi, alex, that s right, it is a somber and also at times angry mood here. people very been streaming in, getting ready to pay respects to breonna taylor s family and honor her memory. her mother, tamika palmer, actually just arrived here a few moments ago. we re hearing from people who plan to speak, recite potentials and ultimately march around. you will hear calls for accountability and transparency. her mother is calling on the attorney general here i
Chief Investigative Reporter Rick Earle has learned that the record settlement the City of Pittsburgh has agreed to pay the family of Jim Rogers has been put on hold as more questions surface about the agreement.
As we predicted, DOJ's pursuit of electronic health record technology vendors continued in 2022, and DOJ continued to focus on EHR vendors' sales and marketing practices.