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this breaking news, pete, but we re topping out the hour and i want to go back and lay out the the bare facts here. the arrest of the head of the oath keepers and a number of other rioters with seditious conspiracy, this suggests the doj is closing in on some of the people who they say were in fact organizing what happened on january ofth and leads us to suggest it was supposed to go even farther than it did. right, that s the key question after reading this indictment. it s one that we may have to wait for these trials to get an answer to, which is, was there a well-developed plan before these people came to washington to actually enter the capitol and try to stop the vote by intimidating members of congress right in the capitol while they were working. but the big news, as you say, stewart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers, has been charged with seditious conspiracy. the interesting thing about that is that there were 19 other members of the accused members o ....
basically a shack, and no running water. he fought himself out of there, and hitchhiking in order to get to high school in henderson, nevada, and the fact that he came from there, and clawed his way up in politics, was the reason why he said to me and probably manu, and you, kate, and jeff, many times that he wanted to fight as hard as he could for what he saw as his prime legislative legacy, which is obama care, an pushing hard to make sure that it happened. you saw over the weekend when president obama was eulogizing him, and he said point blank, obama care would not be the law of the land without harry reid s knowledge of the senate rules, and the knowledge of the senators that he worked with, and how to work them, and how not to work them. i ll just say that it is because of what he saw in his own family, the lack of health care, and his brother having a broken leg and writhing in pain, and having to wait it out because they did not have health care, and that is wha ....
bedroom with a electric heater. society so he mayor we had over 100,000 children in serious condition. it s not 100,000. it s roughly 3500 in hospitals now? it yeah. and raiders in, chargers out, steelers. in everywhere you look ainsley: america s dad on full house. he was on the show from 1987 to 195. we all grew cup watching him, dead at 65 years old. we got news last night that he was found dead in his hotel room in orlando at the ritz carlton grand lakes. police received call unresponsive man in a hotel room. heavy heart this morning and wish his family all the best. rest in peace, bob saget. brian: he had tweeted the night before in detail about the stand-up he did at a theater. i was just at two weeks ago in verde. feel like i m 29 years old. i m addicted to this to paraphrase it 2 hours and 15 minutes down the road to orlando at the ritz carlton in orlando at the grand lakes and he was unresponsive to a call in his hotel room. passed away at the a ....
australian open? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that has always been and is now more than ever team federer. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, january 10th. we ll start with the news. at least 19 people are dead including nine children after fire and smoke filled the inside of an apartment building in the bronx here in new york city. fire officials say it started yesterday morning with most likely a malfunctioning space heater in an apartment where the door was left open, allowing smoke to rise to every floor. many were rescued, but some people were trapped in the stairwells. nbc news correspondent kathy park has more on this story. reporter: flames shooting out windows on the second and thirty floors. karen was making breakfast when she heard it all started i heard people screaming help, help, help. reporter: the smoke quickly spreading throughout all the floors in this building of more than 100 apart ....
england clung on for a tense draw on the final day of the fourth test in sydney to end australia s hopes of an ashes 5 0 whitewash. needing to bat out the final day, england didn t make it easy they rarely do but with just one wicket in hand they got themselves over the line as patrick gearey reports. the relentless march of the australians on day five, they hunt. ten wickets to get. all too often, haseeb hameed goes first. that s got him. yet there was a strange calm about sydney, and about zak crawley. under pressure for his place, but batting for a bubble, untroubled. he made 77 before it popped. that s out. three down, but look up. it was getting darker. the rain took seven overs out of the match. having been helped by the clouds, england needed their stars. the injured ben stokes batting in such pain that every run stung and joe root, their captain, but half an hourfrom tea. 0h, he s got an edge on that. that was big. root knew it, england had to forget it. ....