minutes to add to it. senator feinstein, senator booker, senator harris, if you would like to make opening statements. is that ok? we have some people who will do some introducing to the panel. i have a short video that is tough to watch and i talked to senator booker about it the first couple minutes, but it ends up on a very positive note and we will see if we can go from really hard to watch to something that is a little bit more acceptable to the country. if you could roll the video. is it working? can we consider it an act of god and not air it? could be. well? what do we expect to see? you are expecting to see a video, but you are not. so i will just talk. e his very painful death, it s about the gentleman who was jogging in georgia and got shot. and it was about the recent atlanta case. it was about two episodes of a cop pulling a woman out of a burning car and a police officer administering cpr to a very young, month-old infant. and it winds up with the cops a
the white house had been told to do something. we want to verify all of it. so that when we produce our report and we have the hearings, the public will have an opportunity to see for themselves. cnn capitol hill reporter melanie zunona joins me now. what do we know about the testimony? reporter: well investigators really zeroed in on the 187 minutes trump was publicly silent while supporters stormed the capitol building and learned a number of people from republican lawmakers, white house staffers, to trump s own family members were trying to get through to the former president and begging to call him off and he didn t, at least for those 187 minutes. liz cheney, the vice chair of the select committee asked what trump did or didn t do during that critical time period. take a listen what she had to say. committee has firsthand testimony now he was sitting in the dining room next to the oval office watching the attack on television as the assault on the capitol occurred.
got temperatures in the 70 s throughout the weekend, monday we re up to 85 degrees for daytime high. down the shore looking much better, once that storm pull as way but one thing to mention as we will have a threat for dangerous, rough rip currents down the shore, and tomorrow, it does get better on saturday and sunday, saturday night into sunday, temperatures back in the mid 80 s down the shore for the start of next week. all across our area for saturday look at improvement, we will warm things up, 80 down the shore, 48 degrees the high tomorrow in philadelphia and 76 in the poconos. so no matter where you are, you will love your fourth of july, weekend forecast. really enjoy it. get outside this evening and take a look at those fire works arthur leaving in time to bring us a gorgeous evening for fourth of july barbecues and again, fire works festivity. we will have more coming up throughout the show in the your seven day forecast but now, back over to you. looking much be
shocking. from the heat and the humidity to how chilly it got. it s been a while since i had goosey s coming out of my car in the morning, you know? i even hate to say it, i turned the sort of the heater on in the car. no. yes. did you really? yes, i mean, can i not believe the difference, i think it is the breeze, the lower humidity and the temperatures have dropped a lot. great overnight though, you can get some of the hot air out of the house and just kind of replace it with the cool air at least this weekend. things change again, though, however. so let s enjoy this. let s take a look, see what we have at the present time. you can see on storm scan3, that we do have arthur, look for arthur, way up in maine, just tremendous amount of rain through there, but look what the cold front went through arthur went by and we are left with just completely clear skies. looks just great out there. we have temperatures that are cool, 59 in allentown, 57 degrees in readi