About january 6th. The republican minority just prevented the senate from even debating the bill. Shame on the republican party. For trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they re afraid of donald trump. Let s get you right to the hill with cnn s ryan nobles, ryan, the final vote was 5435. How is it that the 35 win? yeah, it does probably make a lot of people watching at home scratch their heads that the overwhelming majority of senators voted to move this commission forward, but it s just not enough and that s the way the united states senate works because it requires a supermajority if the minority party intends to filibuster something, that s exactly what we saw here today, this vote falling short, only 54 voting yes, and it did include a collection of republicans, six republicans, lisa murkowski of alaska voting yes, susan collins of maine, bill cassidy of louisiana, ben sasse of nebraska, mitt romney of utah, and rob portman of ohio, now there was another se
package. democrats unveiling that full 600-page bill yesterday and it includes increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour, $1400 direct checks, extending unemployment benefits and more money for small businesses. the president making his pitch yesterday public by turning up the heat on republican lawmakers. i m grateful the senate and the house are moving quickly, and i m prepared to hear their ideas how to make the package better and make it cheaper. i m open to that. but we have to make clear who is helped and who is hurt. my hope is the republicans in congress listen to their constituents. ment. and breaking today as vaccination efforts gain momentum, hazardous weather is causing a major distribution delay. the deadly winter storms slowing the shipments of 6 million vaccines. that s across all 50 states, including in texas. breaking a short time ago, the president declaring a major disaster there today and plans to visit their next week. 15 million texans still have wa
we just kind of started there was something big going on there. i had no idea what we were getting into. it makes me think of indiana jones. one wrong turn can be your last. this really can t be happening. we didn t realize that there would be a predator. they say if you re feeling down it s time to saddle up. with a little love, trust, and respect these majestic creatures can emerge as loyal and gentle companions. for both horse and rider there s nothing like it. she transformed into this awesome horse handler. and she knew what she was doing and what she was talking about. if only romantic relationships were that simple. this is the story of a young woman so gentle, so vulnerable she may have understood what makes horses tick. but humans? a different beast indeed. this doesn t happen to people we know. it just doesn t. it was crushing. i cried. i cried for days. i still cry when i think about it. i m not sure what type of person it takes to do that.
and it includes history. listen. i have made no decision except one. the person i will nominate will be someone with extraordinary qualifications, character, experience and integrity. and that person will be the first black woman ever nominated to the united states supreme court. it s long overdue in my opinion. i made that commitment during the campaign for president, and i will keep that commitment. get to our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins at the white house. the president said he didn t want to share much about what comes next but he shared an historic deal. it s also notable he put a timeline on here saying he will, his intention is to let everyone know who his nominee is by the end of february. so what that is going to kick off internally at the white house is a very extensive process of vetting. and the president has already he said he s been looking at the backgrounds of potential replacements. he s going to study this carefully. he ll look at
both dark-haired, both pretty girls. chillingly similar. a case that led to unheard of places. in the history of my department that s never happened. and then finally, far from the city, the truth, revealed on a quiet country road. he got out of the car and let out this scream. and an act of courage from a woman who refused to be a victim. and i won. the woman in the icu was barely alive. her jaw shattered in a dozen pieces. a once beautiful face unrecognizable after the brutal beating, the rape, the fire, the fall, the massive nearly fatal stroke. someone thought she d be dead now. someone who fled into the night. someone killing women. and this one deep in a coma at the threshold of death is their only chance to catch him before he does it again. what happened here was spawned in a very dark corner of the human condition. by that terrifying flaw that forces us to admit, yes, virginia, there really is a bogey man. and against him were the only weapons they ha