procedure combat teams use as they prepare to breach a building and it s instantly recognizable to any soldier or marine who has served. looking at that level of coordination, it s frightening to see just how close we came to a coup and a year later, our democracy remains at risk. today, that risk isn t from a group of men making their way up the capitol steps but from a coordinated, nation-wide attack on voting rights in this country. tomorrow, the u.s. marks martin luther king jr. day, every year we celebrate the life, work and legacy of the civil rights giant, but tonight, on the heels of another federal voting rights failure, i want to play these words from king in 1963. i think the tragedy is that we have a congress with a senate that has a minority of misguided senators who will use the filibuster to keep the majority of people from even voting. they won t let the majority vote and certainly don t want the majority of people to vote because they know they do not repre
plowing through. more than 80 million of you under winter weather alerts. where and when you can expect to see what s happens. welcome to sunday. i hope you have power. i hope you can see us. we want to make sure you are informed and safe. just something we re going to be doing for you all day today as we watch this crazy storm. we do want to begin with the hostage standoff in texas because this morning, we re so happy to say all four hostages are safe after that nearly 11 tense hours at a synagog near dallas. investigators say that a suspect entered the congregation beth israel synagog in colleyville, texas, during its sabbath morning service and took the rabbi and three others hostage. the services were being livestreamed at the time, so some of this incident wound up on facebook. one hostage was released several hours into the standoff and after hours of negotiations, an fbi rescue team breached the synagog and freed the remaining hostages. authorities say the lone sus
i never prayed before my. life but still, no. answers somebody did that tour, and is not coming forward. there was a boyfriend. my first impressions were that he exact. that what he said he didn t know. only she could tell them. but her memory of that night was gone. no words to describe how horrible it was. hello, welcome to dateline. this is a story of a young woman found nearly dead, in the middle of the road. with little evidence to go, on investigators needed to find out what happened from the victim herself. the problem was, she couldn t remember. here s josh mankiewicz, with the mystery on i ll be inroad. how would it feel to have brutal, life altering injuries, but to have the memories of how you got those injuries wiped out the instant you receive them. how they feel to have a golf in your mind, that stands between you and justice. november 11th, 2009, 1:30 am. a moonless night in the wheat fields of pullman washington. as bob katie drove home from
portions of the country and it is not ending any time soon. novak djokovic kicked out of australia. president biden getting ready for a crucial speech and following key setbacks to his agenda. the latest on the january 6th indictments for conspiracy and what they could mean for donald trump. that is coming up. first we want to get to developments in texas. the fbi identified the dead suspect who held four people. they are alive. held four people including a rabbi in a synagogue outside fort worth. he was a 44-year-old. president biden a short time calling that incident an act of terror. i spoke this morning with the attorney general, and to get a rundown on he said overwhelming cooperation with the local authorities and the fbi and they did one hell of a job. this was an act of terror. not only was related to someone who had been arrest 15 years ago and been in jail for 10 years. and they did just a great job. i also told him i wanted to make sure we got the word out to s
burnett. out front tonight, biden s pivot. the president trying to regain his footing as his agenda son the republican rocks. today, finally promotes his $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill win. these investments are consequential. we are just getting started. we are building back better than ever before. you know, it is amazing, right, trump couldn t get infrastructure through. obama couldn t get it through. perhaps, now he is realizing he should have been pounding the table on that win loudly and a long time ago because now, he is in the midst of what one famous children book s writer called a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad time. all week, the white house has watched as headlines detailed a setback, misstep, a miscalculation. covid tests and spread. biden s domestic agen that. foreign policy crises. crises, plural. and it is call all coming to a head on what is essentially the one-year mark of biden s term. his push to change senate rules so he can pass