byte is and that answer. with us this morning we have mike barnacle, mara gay, georgeway and staff writer david from. a lot going on this morning. we start with that historic decision. the colorado supreme court has ruled donald trump is disqualify ed from holding office again after determining he engaged in insurrection on january 6th, 2021. the fourth ruling keeps the former president off the state s presidential primary lot next year. the court stayed its decision until january 4th to allow for any further appeals, and the trump team is already vowing they will be doing just that. but the fourth is just one day before the deadline for the state to print its presidential primary ballots. colorado secretary of state discussed the tight timeline in an interview last night on msnbc. if they take the case, we will make clear to the court that the deadlines and the timelines. the bigger thing is if the court does not take the case, as of january 5th, if the u.s. supreme court
Two pm eastern, symone starts right now. Greetings, everyone. Youre watching symone. We are monitoring Breaking News at this hour. Its been a busy day on capitol hill. With a Clock Ticking and a Government Shutdown deadline just hours away. House lawmakers just approved, they just voted, yall, just approved, 45day stopgap bill. That would keep the government open, democrats coming to the rescue. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett is here. Shes gonna discuss todays 11th hour scramble to avoid the shutdown. And Speaker Mccarthy surprise move, something he said he would not do. Its not over though, because keeping the government open is now in the hands of the United States senate. Theyve got eight hours. We are monitoring these developments. We will bring them to you as they are happening. Im symone sanderstownsend, i have something to say. A lot, actually. Crisis averted. We will see. Its been a whirlwind day on capitol hill. Because just hours to spare before a devastating Government Shutd
presidts. john, a beautiful ceremony to remember his legacy. john: what a crescendo there with the singing of wintley phipps, who has performed for every president from jimmy carter to barack obama. that was just magical. and michael k powell s tribute to his father was so incredibly moving, as well. let s bring in someone who knew colin powell very well, k.t. mcfarland, former top national security advisor. k.t., i love what you wrote in your fox news op-ed. your presents what a military can and should be. nonpolitical, fiercely patriotic, ambitious for nation but not for self. he believed we needed a strong military not for conquest but to deter our enemies from attacking us. he embodied reagan s peace through strength. what a moving tribute to him today at the national kitschy cathedral. i kept looking at t
wh morning what a morning and unfolding situation. let s bring you up to date. one of the suspects in boston marathon bombings according to police there in massachusetts is dead. another suspect on the loose right now. you see there, police are searching for not only the suspect, but explosives. an ongoing manhunt going on and this is in watertown, not far from boston. it has been a wild series of development. again, one suspect in the marathon bombing dead. the second suspect considered very dangerous and on the loose. this has been an incredibly fluid, dangerous situation for everyone involved, including a lot of the residts in watertown who are now being asked to stay inside their homes but correspondent brian ross was able to talk to one hem. here he is. turning on the television to see what was going on. i saw that there had been a shooting over at cambridge,
paula, any idea of those workers, you say were exposedo gh level of radiation what are their conditions? a reporter: at this point we understand they re in a special radiological institution. we don know exactly how they are. they have had a certain amount of radiation. to put that in contents, woe vebout 3 in the piod of one year. a significant amount. t the limit t government said is the safe limit. it s about 250. but at this point they are being observed. paula, is there a sense of fear that where you are in ea tokyo, when you hear this kind of news, this is what s happening with reactor 3? it certainly makes us all listen and pay attention closely. eporter: absolutely. and certainly for the residts that are still living near the plant as well it s going to be