pressure building in, a combination of clear skies and light winds, a recipe for cold winter. the exception northern scotland with passing rain. about 6 degrees in lerwick, but for many colder than that, cold enough for patches of frostjust that, cold enough for patches of frost just about anywhere. so that, cold enough for patches of frostjust about anywhere. so i called start to the day on friday, in scotland relatively mild with cloud and rain to start, then it moves away and turns brighter here. for many, dull, dry with sunshine from dawn till dusk, and temperatures similar to those we have had today, 10 12 degrees celsius, so on the mild side of things. looking at the weather picture into the weekend, high pressure staying with us, many of us having about 10 12 degrees celsius, may be getting as high as 1a towards the south east. now, when i think back to what february was like, heavy snow, some of the lowest temperatures in february for 50 years, heavy outbreaks of ra
seen to warrant the police state outside of the u.s. capitol. the 7-foot wire fencing now expected to stay up through september. also former department of defense chief of staff kash patel on the wish hunt underway in the pentagon to root out trump loyalties and how it s distracting the military from real adversaries from china and islamic terrorists. all that and more as we look right here right now on sunday morning futures. but first this morning accountability for the january 6th capitol attack on tuesday of this upcoming week the senate will hold its first hearing into what safety precautions were taken ahead of the fateful day with current and former security officials expected to testify. will they find out what nancy pelosi knew in advance as speaker of the house she is in charge of everything involving the capitol? wisconsin senator ron johnson has been demanding answers and so far he s gotten crickets. senator, good morning to you, thank maria: i have here your lett
the congressman has seen to warrant the police state outside the u.s. capitol, the 7-foot razor wire fencing now expected to stay up through september. also former department of defense chief of staff kash patel, how it s distracting the military from real adversaries like china and islamic terrorists. all that and more as we look ahead right here, right now on sunday morning futures. maria: but first this morning, accountability for the januaryni 6th capitol attack. on tuesday of this upcoming week, the senate will hold its first hearing into what safety precautions were taken ahead of that fateful day with current and former security officials expected to testify. will they find out what nancy pelosi knew in advance as speaker of the house? is she is in charge of everything involving the capitol. wisconsin senator ron johnson has beenen demanding answers to this and other questions, and so far he s gotten just crickets. he joins me right now. senator, good morning to
least mid-march in washington this as president biden is debating a travel ban on popular destinations including the sunshine state. governor ron desantis and how he s fighting back. new york congressman lee zeldin on accountability for governor governorcuomo s deadly mistake. all on sunday morning futures right now. president trump s impeachment trial is over with the senate voting 57 to 43 to acquit him in house charge that he incited in. section on january 6th. the 45th president addressed his trial for the first time yesterday in a statement obtained by fox news. president trump writes this, it s a sad commentary on our times that one political party in america is given a free pass to denigrate the rule of law, defame law enforcement, cheer mobs, excuse rioters and transform justice into a political vengeance and persecute, blacklist, cancel and suppress all people and viewpoints with whom or which they disagree. i always have and will be a champion for tun wavering r
then president biden is reportedly considering a travel ban on popular destinations including the sunshine state. florida s governor, ron desantis, on why it s unconstitutional and he s fighting back. then, the inconvenient truth about covid-19 and new york. new york congressman lee zeldin on accountability for governor cuomo s deadly mistake. all that and more as we look ahead right here, right now on sunday morning futures. maria: and former president trump s second impeachment trial is over. he has been vindicated once again with the senate voting 57-43 yesterday to acquit him on a house charge that he incited an insurrection at the capitol on january 6th. the 45th president addressed his trial for the first time yesterday in a statement obtained by fox news. president trump writes this: it is a sad commentary on our times that one political party in america isar given a free pass o denigrate the rule of law and defame law enforcement, cheer mobs, excuse rioters and