country. he almost died in world war ii, he had a life of service defending this democracy and we honor him today for his entire life. senator dole began his career serving the united states on the battlefields of europe during world war ii as so many here know. 80 years ago this week, on 7 december, 1941, the japanese launched a surprise attack on what we now know as a day of infamy, an attack on our fleet at pearl harbor. senator dole was just a humble kid from russell, kansas, whose family had struggled through the depression, to the dust bowl and on that day, on 7 december, 1941, he was just a freshman in college at the university of kansas. and like many young americans, like you, like my mother, like my father, like many of our mothers and fathers, the surprise attack on the united states on that day invoked his patriotic spirit and began his journey into the hell of combat. second lieutenant dole was assigned to the famous 10th mountain division and we are blessed toda
positive step with the coronavirus. the focus here is a there is a supply chain nightmare as inflation continues to strike. they are announcing walmart, fedex, and ups will ramp up shipping. joining us now, morgan chesky in texas. the retired marine corps. major general. david fisher who co-wrote three books with william shatner. you re going to have to update those books. some of what we heard from william shatner s conversation just after he exited the capsule? you look down there and it is just there is mother earth and comfort and there is is there death, i don t know. is that the way death is, and then it s gone, geez. what is unknown is there is a soft blue. look at the beauty of that. and it s so thin. and you re through it in an instant. you have given me the most profound experience. i m so i hope that i never recover from this. just imagine, the emotion of that. you re absolutely right, before the flight took place, they were looking out the window of the ne
attack on the capitol and the former president s attempt to overturn the election which is the euphemistic phrase we have all come to accept for an attempted coup. in a moment, we will hear from a member of the committee. in the meantime, as we reported last night, dan scavino, the former president s twitter voice is in the wind. multiple sources telling cnn he can t be found to receive the subpoena. as for the other three, we can t say to what degree, if any, they have cooperated with the committee. perhaps, the congressman can clear that up in a moment. what we dough no is the former president today sent a message just as plainliwy as the ones h used to send when he would issue threats to potential cooperators ors he calls them rats. and we should say we generally do not air the man s rantings at all, however, it is a different story when those rantings show his retrospective support for the last coup attempt and suggest his eagerness for another. now, here is the statement
bloody. the military governor claiming about 200 se0 civilians remain trapped. the complex, authorities are doing everything they can to get people to safety. russian shelling and assault does not stop. civilians still need to be taken out. women, children. many children who are still there. just imagine this hell and there are children. more than two months of constant shelling, bombing and constant death nearby. he didn t say how many people left on thursday. only that evacuations are ongoing. the red cross says more than 300 people believe to be from mariupol and other nearby areas arrived on wednesday. wounded soldiers are dying in agony. reporter: this is the last bastion of ukrainian resistance. the steel plant under what a city official calls nonstop shelling and assault by russian forces. the commander saying fierce combat is ongoing. he says russian forces breached the compounds barrier. the commander begging for transport of the bodies of soldiers who died. pl
he s really stalled for hours. a move that comes straight out of the trump playbook. and was held in contempt, bieptbiey the way, for refusing to cooperate with the committee. before showing up today and leaving after less than two hours. i wonder how many times you can say i plead fifth in under two hours. the national archives preparing to turn over records from the former vice president mike pence. the first records to come from his office. that as top pence aides have been talking to investigators. so with all of this is it is no surprise that the disgraced former president is doubling down on the wild claims that he pardoned january 6th rioters, he would do that, even though he didn t do it while he was actually in office because his legal advisers talked him out of it. now he s feuding with lindsey graham. who called his pardon talk inappropriate. i don t want to send any signal that it was okay to defile the capitol. there are other groups with causes that may want