From volkswagen today. The auto company, vw, just unveiling its new electric suv. It will be assembled right here in tennessee, usa. Volkswagen of America President and ceo, scott keough will give us all the details a very busy hour coming up. Johnson johnson is beginning a latestage trial of the oneshot coronavirus vaccine. Jackie deangelis with all the details. Hi, jackie. Reporter good afternoon to you, david, that is really important. Latestage testing will get to us the vaccine this is phase three for Johnson Johnson. Administration operation warp speed has four candidates now, this is the fourth one to get the latestage testing phase. Phase three for Johnson Johnson will be 60,000 people across the country and abroad. Moderna, pfizer, astrazeneca, they are the other ones right now in the latestages this is coming as the department of health and Human Services Just Announced 200 million as well to try to get certain jurisdictions ready to administer the vaccine. It will help them
thank you, mr. chief justice. majority of your mcconnell and democratic leader schumer, senators. thank you very much on half of all of us here for your continued attention. today we re going to complete our argument and finish our closing argument. we will complete that in a very efficient. of time. you understand the arguments that we ve been making and at the end of the day the key completion, the only conclusion based on the evidence and based on the articles of impeachment themselves and the constitution is that you must vote to acquit the president. at the end of the day, this is an effort to overturn the results of one election and to try to interfere in the coming election. that begins today and i will. we believe that the only proper result if we re applying the golden rule of impeachment, if we re applying the rules impeachment that was eloquently stated by member of the democratic party the last time we were here, the only appropriate result here is to acquit the
the senate will convene as a court of impeachment, the chaplain will lead us in prayer . let us pray. arise old lord, as we enter the final argument phase of this impeachment trial. mighty god, we continue to keep our eyes on you. on whom our faith depends. from start to finish. may our senators embrace your promise to do for them immeasurably, abundantly above all that they can ask or imagine, lord, help our lawmakers to store your promises in their hearts and permit you to keep them from stumbling. grant that they will lead a legacy of honor as they seek your will in all they do. we pray in your amazing name, amen. please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance . [pledge of allegiance] with no objection, the journal of proceedings of the trial are approved today. the deputy sergeant at arms will make the proclamation. hear ye, hear ye. all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment while the senate of the united states is sitting for the tri
in 1787 is on display. every day of the week, thousands of people come to view it. many of them bend down to economic the parchment, some trying to read the 18th century script. the copseitution is the foundation of our government and the standard to which the supreme court of the united states looks when it decides to cases that come before it. the many supreme court case files both appellate and original jurisdiction are preserved here at the national archives. as our opinions, docket books, minutes, attorney roles with our earliest records starting in 1790. we also have the audio recordings of the supreme court and digitized available online. we re working on a project to prepare all of these digital recordings for our online catalog and hope to have them available by september of this year. since its founding in 1934, the national archives has also hosted supreme court justices in person as well as in its records. and some of the justices we will discuss tonight have had
david dallin. hosted by the national archives, an hour and a half. upstairs in the rotunda, the original constitution of the united states, signed by the delegates to the constitutional convention in 1787 is on display and every day of the week thousands come to view it many of them bend down to examine the parchment through its glass protection. the constitution is the foundation of our government and the standard to which the supreme court of the united states looks when it decides the cases that come before it. the supreme court case files are preserved here at the national archives, as are opinions, docket books, minutes, attorney rules with the earliest records starting in 1790. we also have the audio recordings of the supreme court and the majority are digitized and available online. we re working on a project to prepare these digital recordings for our online catalog and hope fof them available by september of this year. since its founding in 1934, the national archi