do not reflect the true america do not represent who we are but we re sane for a small number of extremist dedicated to lawlessness this is not the scent it s disorder it s chaos it borders on sedition and it must and now us vice president my pens reconvene the congressional session 6 hours after the chamber was a time violence never wins freedom wins and this is still the people s house and as we reconvene in this chamber the world will again witness the resilience and strength of our democracy for even in the wake of unprecedented violence and vandalism at this capitol the elected representatives of the people of the united states have assembled again. on the very same day to support and defend the constitution of the united states facebook and twitter have taken the unprecedented step of suspending the u.s. president s social media accounts following the violence in washington you cheap or is also removed a video in which trump repeated unfounded allegations about election
is calling for a major change to the bill. one that fellow republicans have opposed. good evening everyone, i am frank somerville. i am julie haener. in a video on twitter tonight, president trump listed billions of dollars in federal spending that he says congress should cut immediately in favor of more stimulus. $700 million for reef fish management. $2.5 million to count the number of amberjack fish in the gulf of mexico. they pass the $1.4 trillion federals bending bill and the $900 billion coronavirus relief bill last night. the project list did by the president along to the spending bill, that would fund the federal government through september. the coronavirus bill includes loans for small businesses, and $300 per week in unemployment benefits, and a $600 check for most americans. president trump said that is not enough. i m asking congress to amend the bill and increase the ridiculously low $600 up to $2000, or $4000 for a couple. statement president trump d
good morning. good to be with you, i m anne-marie green. the coronavirus death toll is arising at an alarming rate with yesterday marking the deadliest day in the u.s. more than 3,100 americans died from the virus on wednesday, that is more than the number of people killed in the 9/11 terror attacks. the highest number of positive tests at 106,000. hospitals report dire lack of resources. there is hope on the horizon. today, the panel set to decide whether to recommend pfizer s vaccine to the public. debra alfarone is with us. what can we expect from this meeting? it is an all-day meeting led by a committee of scientists. they are going to look at those new developments where two people had allergic reactions after being vaccinated. the coronavirus vaccine could be days away. if it helps, i would try it. the independent committee would recommend vaccine by pfizer biontech for emergency use for the fda. these independent scientists will discuss it and then vote. ne
in april. asking congress to pass the i am vanessa guillen act to change how the military handles sexual assaults within its ranks. i ask public watching this, anyone who hears vanessa s name or hears about sexual violence in the military or anywhere to endorse the act, this will keep my sister s legacy alive, and believe me, it will save lives. reporter: the army s criminal investigation division was initially tasked with investigating vanessa guillen s case. 70 different reform recommendations, many focus on the cid division and overhauling it. one says investigators should ride along with local law enforcement, a unique and outside the box way of training them, to prepare for any crime that happens on post. mireya villarreal, thank you. firefighters have new wean in battle against fires. spots flare-ups before they explode in size. carter evans. reporter: the massive wildfires burned through california burned with intensity many had not seen before. moving at unpre
it will beevie says to salesforce what instagram was to facebook. planning a new set of chips to outperform intel. what it means in the next generation of macs and more. first, u.s. stocks dropped monday amid a surge in case of covid-19. we are expecting to hear more about the vaccine distribution as states try to outline the doses, how many they will get, and one. let s get to abigail doolittle with the latest on how it is played out in the markets. breakdown that and what is to come this week. abigail: an interesting day we have had big gains on positive vaccine news and this week the vaccine will start to be distributed in the u.k.. there is some expectation that will happen next week, but we had a bit of a down day in some of the indexes. we had strength is the nasdaq 100 and other tech-heavy indexes. the nasdaq 100 up a nice day in a row its longest daily winning streak going back to december, 2019. that strength, emily tesla the stock up 7.1%, continuing to stor