good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. two former trump white house officials will be key witnesses at thursday s january 6th hearing on trump s 187 minutes of inaction during the violent riot. nbc news has learned, former deputy national security adviser that will testify in person. he resigned after the insurrection, and has already given closed-door testimony to the committee. one of my staff brought me a print down off a tweet by the president, and the tweet said something to the effect that mike pence, the vice president, didn t have the courage to do what should ve been done. i read that tweet. and made a decision at that moment to resign. that s where i knew that i was leaving that day, once i read that we. also appearing on thursday, former deputy press secretary, sarah matthews. she also resigned after the riot, and testify to the committee behind closed doors already. we had all talked about, at that point, about how it was bad, and you know, th
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treeno jimenez admits when he saw the forecast he thought about calling in sick. too hot to be working like this. reporter: the only way to cope is to drink plenty of water. on the peninsula, a similar strategy at the palo alto junior museum and zoo. she likes the water. where sequoia enjoyed a spraydown. that cools her down. reporter: and the ferrets snuggled up to a frozen bottle of water. we keep an eye on the animals, too, go around and make sure they re comfortable. reporter: while some welcome tomorrow s cooler weather, others appreciate the warm breeze for a change. a kay you have to be outside, period. that s the end of story. reporter: even though tomorrow is supposed to be a little bit cooler, a reminder to bring those pets inside and not leave them in a hot car. reporting live in a very warm pacifica tonight, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. very good advice there. you can certainly keep track of this heat and the upcoming cooldown with the ra