Nbc correspondent Kelly Cobiella Is Reporting for us and from outside the White House, Nbc News White House correspondent, monica alba. Kelly, let me begin with you. We always have to insert the word fragile when we talk about a ceasefire like this. How did this come about and how fragile is it . Reporter well, we began to hear about this, willie, at about 10 00 local time Last Night. There was talk that a ceasefire was going to be in place, as of 2 00 a. M. At the time, there was still Air Raid sirens in the border towns in israel. Rocket fire from hamas into israel and at least one Air Strike from the israelis into gaza. But at 2 00 a. M. Local time, silence here. The hostilities did, in fact, stop. The ceasefire began. There was celebration in The Streets in gaza, a place that has been absolutely pummeled, bombarded by israeli Air Strikes over the past 11 days. The idf, of course, saying that they were targeting hamas infrastructure, tunnels, headquarters, homes of hamas leaders. Bu
impeachment. seven republicans joined the democrats in voting guilty. mitch mcconnell was not among them. there s no question that president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoing the events of the day. senator lindsey graham responded to the speech this morning. i think senator income connell s speech got a load off his chest but unfortunately put a load on the back of republicans. that speech you will see in 2022 campaigns. he worked well with president trump. his speech is an outlier regarding how republicans feel about this. covid-19 continues to spread but appears to be slowing down. covid cases and hospitalization rates are the lowest since november and the daily vaccination rate increase. nearly 53 million have been administered. the u.s. finalized a deal with pfizer and moderna for 200 million more doses. the u.s. is expected to hit a half million deaths within the next few days. we begin with covid relief. congress is free to focus on presi
the quite race. racism and white nationalism have always been there, lying dormant, they bubble up to the surface when our society is afraid or angry. whole thing is a lie. white supremacy. that s the problem. this is a hoax. we will not be replaced. that s an invasion. i don t care what they say. well, it s all of that right now. and, in america and around the world, it s a good time to be a hater. el paso, texas. a city of just under 700,000 people, right on the border with mexico. in august 2019, el paso added its name to america s seemingly never-ending roll call of pass shootings. the shooter here opened fire in a busy walmart. started hearing noises like a firecrackers and smelling what i know now is gunsmoke. trapped in the walmart as the rounds flew was michelle grady. when i turned around, he had his weapon up. then i understood what was going on. go, go, go, come on! s.w.a.t. teams moved in and evacuated a nearby mall. while panicked shoppers h
a storm. but the storm has been brewing for quite some time. it s been brewing since he first took office on d.a. one with ideologically driven blunder after blunder coming out of this administration. not only did he fail to crush the virus as he said, but he has failed on his biggest campaign promise of all to unite america. listen to joe biden just one year ago. told on this january day, my whole soul is in this bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation. i ask every american to join me in this cause. history, faith and reason. show the way, the way of unity. we can see each other not as adversaries but neighbors. stop the shouting and lower the temperature. for without unity there is no peace. we must meet this moment as the united states of america. pete: that sure doesn t sound like the same old angry joe that we hear from nowadays. instead, he has managed to divide americans more than ever he went to wanting to work with everyone to calling re
hi there, everyone, it is 4:00 in new york as we begin our special coverage, insurrection in america, on the one year anniversary of the insurrection astack on the united states capitol. one year from what we saw on air right here a year ago. insurrectionists swarm the halls of capitol, the senate chamber, even the offices of our congressional leaders. with the police officers who were trying to hold the line outside the capitol completely overwhelmed. many of them coming under violent assault in what s been described ads medieval hand-to-hand combat. at least five officers would lose their lives after confronting the trump mob that day. the first minutes of our broadcast on january 6th 2021 marked the end of that 187-minute period of inaction by the expresident, donald trump, who was described this morning by his former white house press secretary stephanie grisham as gleefully watching on tv ignoring calls to end the violence refusing all along to act. it wasn t until