lawmakers seated, there is no real opposition, no pushback to question any of the conclusions or expand inquiry. over the next couple of weeks, we anticipate the unveiling of never before seen testimony, documents, video, audio from january 6th. even tonight we will see that whether that changes how people look at the event or how much it impacts politics going forward is yet to be seen. congressional correspondent chad pergram starts us off tonight live from capitol hill. good evening, chad. good evening, bret. the goal of the committee remind the public of what happened that day and warn people of threats to american democracy. tonight s hearing is a made for tv docudrama in prime time. tonight will be sort of an opening of the narration, the narrative of what happened as an assault on our democracy on our constitution, on our capitol, on our congress and in a very violent way. republicans anticipate something else. we can expect a circus. the democrats have been sh
bret: frozen birds freaked me out. thank you, judge. good evening. i m bret baier. house republicans make a move on a censure resolution against one democrat and seek impeachment of another. we will tell you where the money is coming from for a lot of the pro-palestinian protest across the country. big world in the news of golf. two time major winner joins me live on the show. bret: but, first, breaking tonight, two months after the massacre that ignited the israel-hamas war, heavy fighting in and around the southern gaza city of khan yunis has displaced tens of thousands of people. cut most of gaza off from deliveries of food and water and other vital aid. the head of the united nations is warning of an impending humanitarian catastrophe and urging security council members to demand a cease-fire. senior foreign affairs correspondent. greg: we are a mile from gaza where the first night of hanukkah being marked in a very special way as the fighting rages nearby. [explo
We got three reporters covering it all there. Phil lebeau on the cars and the crash tests. Housing, diana olick and the economy, steve leisman. But we do start with phil and these new crash tests on the ford f150. Give us more details, phil. Mandy this is a mixed review from the Insurance Institute for highway safety. Look at the crash test video. The good news for ford and for f150 owners they tested two versions of the truck, the super crew version which is the most popular version, all good ratings across the board. Extended cab, four good ratings but one acceptable citing injuries to the driver. Ford says it is making changes in the extended cab for 2016 to ensure that it passes all of the safety tests. But heres the negative news in this review by the iihs. It has to do with the cost of repairing the aluminum panels on the f150. They say those repair costs could be 26 more than the old repairs against a steel panel version. They say that repairing aluminum is timelier or takes mor
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Good morning. Welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Im sara eisen. Im wilfred frost. Good morning to you from me as well. Were coming to you for the final time from the World Economic forum in davos, switzerland. Our special guest this morning include former House Majority leader eric cantor, and ceo done bear, we will talk with them about the president ial inauguration in washington. In the next half hour, a conversation with mary erdos. What a week its been. Lots of reviews as well. I would say that while president elect donald trump is not here, the chinese president has been here. The new british Prime Minister has been here. Donald trump looms very large in all the conversations in davos. American ceos, american expoliticians are in high demand getting a lot of questions from some foreign counterparts about what to expect from a Trump Administration, from the markets, Foreign Policy. The uk chancellor, Phillip Hammond is speaking at the moment. Interesting comments he made about trump an