father of seven. we have more questions about who the other victims are, the day s first briefing with investigators on the ground begins. we re going to bring that to you live and we re talking to a witness that ran for his life in the chaos. this mass shooting in boulder comes less than a week after the multiple shootings outside of atlanta where eight people were killed. as it all happens we re live on capitol hill where a prescheduled hearing already set on reducing gun violence is about to begin any minute. good morning, i m hallie jackson with steve paterson, garrett haake, and special agent executive katherine switz. bring us up to speed on where the investigation stands right now. we know it is expected to last three or four more days. yeah, hallie, it s early. while we may expect to hear new light shed on the suspect, the victims, the motive, the motive that he used to fire that weapon, we still need to know more from police about a timeline as well. police saying,
this time. it is going to take time before we see emergency authorization come through, at least another week or couple weeks. beyond that, you still need to have distribution of the vaccine. i think given that we already have 1such a large supply of th mo moderna and johnson&johnson vaccine, they have been trained to distribute those. i think it s highly unlikely the astrazeneca will be a major player in the united states. it further complicates the distribution process? it maybe speaks to the success of the vaccine rampup in the u.s. by the time astrazeneca will be available, there will be many more vaccines on the market. one other finding in this large, very large study was no serious side effects, including no sign of that blood clotting that they had been concerned about in europe so what does that tell us? right. i think that s what s really most important about this trial here in the united states is that we do have large supplies of this vaccine and are in a positi
were revealed, things we suspected turned out to beening referring to prosecutors. this is live. this is front page above the full news in multiple states this week. and with the focus of the january six investigation on this issue revealing this new revelation today from cnn in the washington post. mr. giuliani seems to have . it seems that we are only going to end the january six investigation today showed a whole bunch of his work, and a shocking letter to even call trump the daughter of president trump. this has been a remarkable few days for the trump family. in just 48 hours we had the news reported that eric trump and kimberly, the fiancée of donald trump jr. had their phone records obtained by the january six investigation. also donald jr. and ivanka trump, as well as the former president had a long court filing from the attorney general. accusing them all of these details of alleged bank fraud, tax fraud, and insurance fraud scheme. i think, it must h
and breaking tonight from berkeley to dc to all points in between, fed up business owners say they are tired of getting ripped off and they can t decide which is worse, enduring crime and losing money, or reporting crime and paying higher insurance rates. in other words, business owners think crime does pay, and that being a criminal is more lucrative than being a business owner. we begin our president s day coverage with the senior correspondent dan springer live in seattle with more on cities under siege. dan, good evening. reporter: hi trace, according to the seattle police crime data overall crime is down 9% with property crime down 10% this year but don t tell that to the business owners in the ballard area of the city who have been hit over and over again. a barber shop and retail outlet have had four break engines the last two years thieves smash through windows and load up garbage bins of merchandise. the owners blasting leading. make this your number one priority
greg: he s getting impeached for a border that s breached. the house gearing up for a vote on the impeachment of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and we could get that very soon. republicans accused mayorkas of failing to enforce the law and lying to congress. while republicans blame mayorkas, joe biden is now trying to place the blame for his border disaster on, you guessed it, trump. joe is pushing congress to pass the proposed senate deal for border security, that, as of right now, is deader than a hair follicle on jesse s scalp. all indications are this bill won t even move forward to the senate floor. why? a simple reason. donald trump. because donald trump thinks it s bad for him politically. he would rather weaponize this issue than actually solve it. frankly they owe it to the american people to show some spine. republicans have to decide who do they serve, donald trump or the american people. every day between now and november the american people are going to kno