Pursuing criminal charges. We re going to talk about that, which allegations this specifically centers on, and what the women inside the report are telling us this morning. Also right now, the relief reversal. The eviction ban extended for some americans in some places, but it s almost certain to get knocked down in court. How much time this move really bought and new details about one big part of the pressure campaign you did not see. Plus, new reporting this morning the fda hopes to fully approve the pfizer vaccine soon. The hard push for the green light is the u. S. Sees daily cases surge back to levels we haven t seen in months. I m hallie jackson in washington on what s shaping up to be a busy wednesday. Yasmin vossoughian in albany, new york, kate snow and former assistant district for manhattan is with us as well, rebecca. Yazmin, the letter from the westchester county district attorney asking for materials, things like transcripts, et cetera, to see if they should be pursuing s
Residents in two citys had to shelter in place before all suspects were arrested. We re following the story and, evan, how did it get started? reporter: the scariest part is over and that these suspects are in custody but began when a police officer around 1:30 came across two vehicles in the breakdown lane on 95 and interacted with people in those vehicles wearing guns and were out and about and saying they didn t abide by u. S. Laws and that led to this standoff. Some fled into the woods next to the highway. Some stayed in the vehicles and had to have negotiations with police that ended just a few minutes ago with niece arrests. What we know there are a lot of guns involved in the case. Just a few minutes ago police finished doing a press conference issuing a press conference where they spoke about what they seized in the vehicles and finding a lot of guns that they can see with their own two eyes and expect to get more as they bring people back in and search the vehicles. What we do
15,000 voter signatures. Back then the repeated claims to the contrary by the president and his crew prompted this reaction from georgia election official sterling. The reason i m having to stand here today because there s people in positions of authority and respect who have said the votes didn t count and it is not true. There s a claim that 66,248 people below 18 voted. The actual number is zero. 243 people that voted without being registered. Let s be clear about this. You can t do it. There s no shredding of ballots going on. That s not real. No one is changing parts or pieces from dominion voting machines. This is all easily provably false. Yet the president persists. Here we go again. The audit in georgia is an expected to involve that sketchy company of cyber ninjas in arizona. Georgia s review will be done under the supervision of a special master approved by the court. It can t change the outcome of the election obviously. It s been six months now but to get to the bottom of
many of us. not everyone, however, with some mist and fog patches forming over the next couple of days. i ll be back with all the details. it s saturday, the 27th february. our top story. the chancellor has said he ll use wednesday s budget to level with the british people about the state of the economy in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. in an interview with the financial times, rishi sunak warns that the uk has been left exposed because of its high debt levels, but acknowledges he ll need to keep spending for the time being to supportjobs. our business reporter, ramzan karmali, reports. with government spending heading towards £300 billion to deal with the pandemic, the unemployment rate hitting its highest level in five years, and the uk economy shrinking almost 10% in 2020, all eyes will be on the chancellor next week, when he delivers his budget on wednesday. 0ne delivers his budget on wednesday. one area that will be in focus will be the housing market. 0ver one are
relationships and shine the light on the plaque of iraqi christians. translator: we are gathered in this cathedral of our lady of salvation, hallowed by the blood of our brothers and sisters who share the ultimate price to fidelity to the lord and to the church. always here to start this saturday with you, it is march 6th, i m victor blackwell. good morning, everyone, i m amara walker in today for christi paul. right now, senators are working. live pictures here, they re working on president biden s $1.9 trillion bill. it s getting closer. the process under way right now known as voterama almost fell apart due to a nearly 12-hour delay, the surprise road block with senator joe manchin who faced off with democrats on enhanced unemployment benefits. senator manchin is back on board on extending through september 6th. now republicans are running out of options to stall voting, forced to keep going after democrats refused to call it a night. now that this agreement