go for it. bill: makes you think about election night more than two months ago when david perdue in georgia fell by 3/10 of a vote to avoid a runoff. this is the payoff. dana: a lot of republicans didn t show up to vote. that s what happens. more on this with newt gingrich in a moment. griff jenkins live in washington will they go it alone? i think they are. dana. happy friday. looks like a purely partisan path. history was made when vice president kamala harris cast the tiebreaker advancing the $2 trillion relief plan. the yays are 50, nays are 50. the senate equally divided. the vice president votes in the affirmative and the concurrent resolution as amended is adopted. this after 15 hours of vote-a-rama the republicans forced a majority to add amendments. more than 850 were filed. in the end 41 roll call votes were taken. among the ones that passed joni ernst to prohibit increasing the minimum wage during the pandemic. another blocking illegal immigrants from g
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dark clouds, threatening and delivering plenty of showers, as you can see on the cloud and radar pictures. you might imagine with a showery picture we have low pressure sitting right over the uk. not the strongest, deepest one we have ever seen and the winds are fairly light. that doesn t mean the showers, when you have got them, lost a bit longer than they would do otherwise. very few fliess agriplace a shower or two today. very little in the way of sunny spells even in between them. temperature struggling today, a five o clock this afternoon come into the low teens for many. they will be fewer showers in northern ireland and sunny spells into this evening. a line of showers developing to south west england, the middles, home counties and towards eastern england which could be thundery in places. the channel islands may be dry with sunny spells throughout. quite often, showers die away towards the end of the day. not for england and wales, some will continue all night. turni
we start in morocco, where search and rescue crews are trying to reach people in the areas worst affected by friday night s powerful earthquake. more than 2,000 people are now known to have died. three days of national mourning have been declared. this is the small town of asni in the atlas mountains about 30 miles or 45km south of marrakesh. very few buildings have been left undamaged by the 6.8 magnitude quake in asni. as you can see, very few buildings have been left unscathed. live now to marrakesh, we can speak to our correspondent anna holligan. give us a sense of things where you are? ., ., , ., .,, , give us a sense of things where you are? , ., .,, , , are? some good news at last. help is startin: to are? some good news at last. help is starting to trickle are? some good news at last. help is starting to trickle into are? some good news at last. help is starting to trickle into those - are? some good news at last. help is starting to trickle into those most - s
nearly 3,000 people were killed when hijackers crashed planes into the world trade center and the pentagon, as old as 85, as young as just 2 years old. lights illuminated the sky, though, late last night in tribute here. they re going to be turned on again this afternoon in honor of the people who died. for a lot of people involved the wounds have not healed even 15 years after. it s the sight of the twin towers collapsing is too painful for many to watch. victims without graves, now memorialized as names on that permanent memorial that i know so many people have seen there in new york. most people when they lose someone, they have a grave to go to and that brings them closer to that person. but for us, this is our parents grave. so it brings us closer and makes us feel connected to that parent. a lot of our parents bodies weren t found after 9/11. so that literally could be where our father s bodies lay to this day. it is a memorial, but it s our grave. we can go the