investigators of the government want to talk to somebody, we as journalists definitely do. i can t wait to watch, ari. thank you. all right, nicolle. see you soon. i want to welcome you to the beat. we have, as mentioned, a show we re excited about. a beat exclusive on this trump organization pro. you won t see these individuals and witnesses anyone else. we will be joined, as nicolle and i were briefly discussing, by three of the people that were closest to donald trump s business, a business he s been running a long time and now are giving him legal problems in new york. we re talking about the former lawyer michael cohen, and david axelrod s daughter-in-law jess fer weiss of berg, and we re talking the senior adviser to melania trump. that s coming up a little later in the program. we begin with the republican party s complete and total inversion of the big lie. this has become a crisis in realtime. the u.s. senate could vote as soon as this week to investigate t
of conspiring with far-right groups to incite the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol. let s begin our coverage this hour. at the scene of tonight s cnn presidential town hall in milwaukee, wisconsin. our chief white house correspondent, kaitlan collins is on the scene for us. kaitlan this is president biden s first presidential trip and first town hall since taking office. it is, wolf. it s his first domestic major trip where you will see he interacting with voting. his top aides say it s to pitch that economic relief plan he s been trying to sell to lawmakers in washington and governors and local officials. now he is going to be taking it to voters directly here tonight, answering their questions about that. wolf, of course, there are other topics that are also going to come up, including that promise from president biden on the campaign trail to govern with unity but also those questions about the vaccine distribution and what his administration is doing to ramp
penalites in the euros final. good penalites in the euros final. morning, under clears parts good morning, under clearskies in parts of scotland and northern england there is a touch of frost. rain moving from the south west heading north east and behind that, some mild air. all the details throughout the programme. good morning. it s wednesday, the 29th of january. our main story. the scottish parliament will be recalled this afternoon, as first minister nicola sturgeon delivers an update on rising coronavirus infections. a record number of cases were also recorded in england, but there are still no plans to bring in new restrictions before new year s eve. meanwhile, the uk health security agency has said it has doubled the number of lateral flow kits available, after a group representing thousands of independent pharmacies across the uk claimed the supply was patchy, and they were sending people away empty handed. james reynolds reports. this month in scotland, there have b
a warning that the nhs is facing the most difficult winter in its history. and why the crew of the international space station had to take cover when russia blew up one of its own satellites with a missile. the former yorkshire cricketer azeem rafiq has given harrowing evidence to mps about how he was bullied and racially abused at the club. he says he and others of asian heritage were told to sit near the toilets with racial slurs used constantly . he was close to tears as he told the commons culture, media and sport committee that he felt isolated and humiliated, and that the club treated him in an inhuman way. azeem rafiq said there s institutional racism across english cricket. a warning this report from laura scott does contain some offensive language. azeem rafiq said today was the time for truth, as the focus of cricket s racism crisis moved yorkshire to westminster, those troops from the man whose allegation said the scandal in motion proved uncomfortable. ijoine
aftermath of the accident. cinematographer hal halyna hutcs was killed. there are reports baldwin was told the gun was cold meaning unloaded when it was handed to him. there s also a report that several crew members walked off the set days before the incident to protest poor working conditions. actor dean cain says, in his opinion, it s apparent that strict safety measures were not followed. there s a really clear protocol when you have a firearm on set as, clearly, they weren t followed. it should never, ever happen. that s, like, rule number one that live rounds are kept out. eric: and lots of questions whether or not that production if was trying to save money. matt finn live in los angeles with more. matt? reporter: eric, we re learning more from the multiple 911 calls placed from the movie set of rust in new mexico where alec baldwin accidentally shot and killed a woman. one of the callers told the 911 operator that the two shooting victims were doubled over and al