saying he will not support the legislation if it goes up for a vote. he will not have my vote on 3.5. and chuck knows that. we talked about this. what s the urgency? what s the urgency that we have? it is not the same urgency we have with the american rescue plan. we got that out of the door quickly. that was $2 trillion. on top of that, the c.a.r.e.s. package and everything leading up to that. we have done an awful lot. there are an awful lot of people who still need help. we have 11 million jobs needing to be filled right now. 80 million americans are out of work. something doesn t match up. don t you think we ought to hit pause. and more on the voting rights bill in just a moment. still ahead, police plan to reinstall fencing around the capitol hill building and speaker pelosi will hold a security meeting tomorrow. and congressman murphy called on his republican colleagues to speak up. i m confident they will be prepared. but i am concerned about what is going to h
rioters that stormed the capitol as the democraticly president. i was more scared to work that day than any other day in my time in iraq. he shouted that i was a traitor and that i, a veteran police officer, should be executed. the rioters attempting to breach the capital were yelling trump sent us. i heard officers screaming in agony and in pain. i didn t know at the time it was office hodges who is here with us today. i recall thinking to myself, this is how i m going to die. i ended up on my hands and knees and blind. the medical mask i was wearing at the time to protect myself from coronavirus was pulled over my eyed. i braced myself against the impact of their flows. directory in front of me a man ceased the opportunity to use my gas mask to slam my head against the wall. i remember him foaming at the mouth. he put his cell phone in his mouth so he had both hands free to assault me. they yelled no, man, this is hour house. president trump invited us here. we re here
melberstart you no. good evening, we begin with breaking news. the trump organization will be charged for these tax and corporate related crimes as soon as tomorrow afternoon. the wall street journal reporting alan weisselberg who has been the center of so much of this will be himself independently indicted for evading taxes on his benefits. he ll appear in court tomorrow. this is a huge development. this is what donald trump has been running from for many years. it is what his desperate bid to hide his taxes. the wall street journal which by the way is as twin sister publication of fox news. any charges against the trump organization, weisselberg would be a blow to former president trump. what may also worry donald trump is that the beginning of the indictment phase of this case if you watch the beat, we have been watching on it when it was leaked and there was a grand jury probe and some witnesses here learned what the investigators were asking, all of that was the inve
new zealand weightlifter laurel hubbard is set to become the first transgender athlete to compete at the tokyo olympics. whales have made it through to the last 16 of the euros, despite losing 1 0 to italy in rome. a full round up coming up. imy i my gosh! and is there anyone out there? a new us military report is said to uncover the truth about ufos and alien life. oh, my gosh! hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in france where we have seen the leading candidates in next year s presidential election but voters have delivered a rebuff to both president macron and his far right rival marine le pen. in the first round of regional elections, her national rally party failed to make predicted gains, receiving i9% of make predicted gains, receiving 19% of the national vote according to the exit poll. the president s centrist party polled badly with 11% while the centre right republicans did better than expected with a pretty did 27%. a predicted. they were billed as
today. but you can see where the west weather is. some heavier burst, a north easterly breeze, not looking good for the cricket at southampton. cloud in the wale midlands but it is light rain and drizzle. parts of northern england will brighten up but most of the sunshine is in scotland and northern ireland, a few passing showers in the highlands bus this is a northerly breeze. it is not as warm as it could be, but where you have the cloud i2 not as warm as it could be, but where you have the cloud 12 degrees this afternoon. still rain in parts of england and wales getting into tonight. confined to south east england by the end of the night and else we are under clear skies it will be chilly for the time of year. parts of scotland will be near to freezing tomorrow morning, there may be a touch of frost. sunshine to start the day. cloud in south east england. patchy rain clearing away, for many though it is going to be a day of sunny spells, it will feel warmer, look, north we