ah. welcome to the viewers around the world. unlike local record, breaking floods have killed at least a 150 people in western europe. most of the desk are in germany s west, where the disaster area stretches between the district of hines berg air start and are viola near the border with the netherlands and belgium. more than a 130 people have been confirmed dead, and more than a 1000 are still missing. his torrent filmed on wednesday used to be a stream. it s a fight if you would have thought possible in western germany. what comes next? it s even harder to take in a house adrift. in many places, the waters are starting to recede and clean up operations have begun, but the floods have left a trail of devastation and residence in shock. because i said that was my apartment. i m trying to think about it, but it s, it s really dreadful. sting is if you have another sort of speculation and it s not just property that has been destroyed, emergency work as a warning that as they c
further due then, i will welcome jason riley, jason riley, a senior fellow at the manhattan institute, columnist at the wall street journal and commentator at fox news. his much anticipated book is called maverick which will be available in may 2021. he s a recipients of the prize and after joining the journal, he was named as senior writer in 2005 and speaks frequently on abc, cnn, pbs and npr, jason is the author of several books, please stop helping us and also works for u.s. today in buffalo news. jason holds ba in english in buffalo and great colleague. jason, thank you so much for leading the discussion and over to you. well, thank you very much for that introduction michael. i want to welcome everyone to today s event. critical race theory used to be confined by in large by academia and that seems to have changed in the years. it s taught in u.s. schools and proponent like andrew that have climbed the best-seller list. it s informing our debate. policing and mass inc
jury evidence from the mueller russia probe to try to impeach trump again. this is happening. a republican-led committee in the senate for the first time voted to issue subpoenas involving the biden s conflicts of interest in ukraine. also this, republicans looking hard at a newly-declassified email susan rice sent to herself on inauguration day on 2017 to determine whether or not former president barack obama, joe biden and other obama officials abused their power. improperly influenced both the fbi s probe of the trump campaign and targeted michael flynn. these officials, it is happening, including susan rice deny knowing anything about surveilness. republicans moving to subpoena these officials. the push to get them accountable for conspiracy, perjury, for lying to congress, can that happen? will that happen? we have potential examples there senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying democrats, stop trying to fish for another impeachment. it ain t playing. that debate,
we are waiting for president trump to appear at a rally in bossier city, indiana. the the first time since impeachment increase was begun. there will be another hearing scheduled for tomorrow with marie yovanovitch. she served as u.s. ambassador to ukraine before being let go in may by the trumpet administration. you can watch the hearing live tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern. c-span.have that on at org or on the c-span radio app. while we wait for things to get started, take a look at some reaction to yesterday s impeachment inquiry on capitol hill. also this morning, from the front page of the washington post, testimony putting trump closer to the scandal and from the financial times, reality tv, the trump impeachment goes public. with you, as that well as the upcoming schedule. john. witnesses, 5.5 hours of testimony yesterday. first, from the huffington post this morning, it begins with a bombshell with the headliner they went with. from new york magazine, the he
for bret baier. breaking tonight we are following three developing stories. britain s princess kate is undergoing whether a when we calls preventative chemotherapy for cancer. comes after weeks of speculation about her health and whereabouts. here in washington there is new turmoil in the house of representatives. an outspoken republican congressman has taken the first step towards possible removal of speaker mike johnson. this comes as senators consider legislation just passed by the house to keep the federal government running past midnight tonight. we begin with an attack at moscow concert hall leaves at least 40 people dead and more than 100 injured. happened days after the u.s. embassy warned of increased threat. the isis terror group is claiming responsibility. let s get the latest from correspondent alex hogan in london tonight. hello, alex. hi, rich. isis on a telegram channel is claiming responsibility and this comes just two weeks after the u.s. embassy in moscow