it h testimony by judge kavanaugh and dr. ford and other witnesses beyond the sexual allegation. and are they trustworthy, do they lack candor, have they potentially crossed the line. there have been a loa lot of wi that have come ford and they weren t investigated. the senate will make a decision based on what they have in front of them not the totality of the facts. and i think that is not what regular americans understood to be the case or the request last week. by the way, you are looking at people who are being arrested now, they are being removed and arrested from the capitol. we ll stay on top of that story. barbara, you where one of more than 1700 law professors who have signed an op-ed to the new york times in which you say we are law professors who teach research and many of us appear in state and federal court and our work means that we will continue do so including before the united states supreme court. we have differing views about
eufrpblgtsz rick folbaum in the control courtroom getting ready for a brand-new hour, including round 2 of hillary clinton khreupb s testimony. we watched th testimony. brutal cold weather smacking a large chunk -frp the country. snow is in the forecast as well. how much and when can we expect things to warm up a little bit. we have the forecast for you. we know the important role that drones have played on battle fields. wait until you hear what the little drones are capable of doing. a preview of the future of aerial robotics technology. all of that and breaking news as the second hour of happening now starts right now. heather: fireworks on capitol hill more than four months after the deadly terror attack on our consulate in benghazi. secretary of state hillary clinton finally testifying about the security failures which left four americans dead, including