Breach of the building. You can see people rushing through a door, then marauding down a hallway. Then, youll see an angle a new angle of the confrontation with officer eugene goodman. You can also hear this. Hes got a gun. Dont do it. Dont do it. They want to know where the lawmakers are who are, quote, counting the votes, unquote. Their intentions, clearly, not good. And not peaceful and anyone who tells you differently is lying. This new video comes during a week thats seen folks on opposing sides of the attack swear off and looking at this new video, it remains remarkable and frankly pretty sickening that there are actually oh he posing sides on what happened that day. On one side, you have those who worked for the former president reportedly either avoiding getting served with a subpoena or using Delaying Tactics to appear. And so far, at least one, steve bannon, has defied a subpoena deadline. On the other side, you have the House Select Committee investigating the attack. Commit
Good evening. This has been a big week in the pursuit of justice for the january 6th attack on the u. S. Capitol. There is new video just released by the Justice Department of the attack on the capitol. This first video shows what is one of the first breaches of the capitol. Video shows more than a dozen climbing through that window. The second video also captures a breach of the building. You see people rushing through a door and marauding down a hallway. Then a new angle of the confrontation with officer eugene goodman. You can also hear this. Hey, where the [ bleep ] they want to know where the lawmakers are who are counting the votes. Their intentions, clearly, not good. And not peaceful and anyone who tells you differently is lying. This new video comes during a week thats seen folks on opposing sides of the attack swear off and looking at this new video, it remains remarkable and frankly pretty sickening that there are actually oh he posing sides on what happened that day. On one
president zelensky went inside congress on capitol hill. he is there pleading with lawmakers for more money for the war, republicans will not sign off on that until they get security on the border. negotiations have stalled. zelensky s visit seen as a hail mary. joint news conference with the president and cover that live for you. first i want to get to this. breaking news also. moments ago harvard s governing body announced its unanimous decision, he said, not to oust the school s embattled president. a week after she appeared to testify in defense of students calling for jewish genocide. it was weak testimony at that. good morning, everybody. a big two hours. i m bill hemmer. good morning and morning to you, partner. dana: great. i am dana perino, this is america s newsroom. we do have a hopping two hours for you. claudine gay will remain in office despite her hesitancy to condemn calls for the mass murder of jews calling it a matter of context. bill: we re told the m
downbeat session in asia. and we ll be getting the inside track on alipay, the chinese digital payment giant owned by ecommerce giant alibaba. the ceo will be joining us later. and as jay z‘s digital only album goes platinum in under a week we want to know, what was the last physical album you bought? let us know. just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. in a few hours‘ time, the eu and japan will sign off on a major trade deal in brussels covering everything from cars to cheese. it comes despite doubts around the world about free trade deals and the rise of trade protectionism in the us under the trump administration. japan and the eu account for about a third of global gdp that s over $21 trillion. both sides believe their trade relationship has room to get even bigger. eu officials say the deal will boost the eu economy by 0.8% and japan s by almost a third of a percent. among the big winners, the car industry. the eu will scrap a 10% duty on jap
Teen improvisational group Armadillo Rodeo returns to the stage after a long, covid-19-caused hiatus (since 2020, in fact), 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday at the Public Theatre.