6th insurrection, let s go out front. good evening, i am erin burnett. heartbreaking testimony today from the youngest witness from the killing of george floyd. one witness only nine years old. it felt like he was stopping his breathing and kind of like hurting him. you can t see her on camera because she s nine, under age. the day george floyd lost his life and we heard the toll that floyd s death is taking on them. each of them testified about watching george floyd s final moment. derek chauvin was seen kneeling on floyd s neck for nearly 10 minutes. here is darnell frazier. she was 17. s this is the video she took. i heard george floyd saying i can t breathe, get off of me, i can t breathe. he cried for his mom. he was in pain. it seems like he knew it was over for him. the jury also hearing testimony from a firefighter who broke down after revealing the police would not let her check on floyd s condition. when you could not do that, how did it make you feel?
pandemic just because it s worldwide. it s not slowing up very much. i m confident we re on the right track. the american public is scrambling and showing signs that they are fed up with the management. our frustrated constituents cannot find rapid tests when they need them. tests are hard to find. they re costly. people are unable to find the at-home tests in pharmacies, online. people cannot find a test. i m getting texts as we speak saying we re not getting tests. you ve experienced that, too. senator rand paul was in the hearing today. he s on that committee. we saw another spirited exchange with dr. fauci that is getting attention. we ll talk to him about that. the responses is tests will be in the mail soon but omicron could be gone by them. first to chad pergram. hi, chad. good afternoon. the leading republican on the senate health committee warned of a tough hearing today. i m at the end of my rope. i think you ll see today most of my colleagues are as w
how betty white viewed death. something to be curious about. she said if you don t look at death as an enemy, just another adventure, death does not hurt quite as bad. a new hour of american voices begins right now. as we begin a new hour, the quest for truth. the january 6th committee ramps up its investigation into what happened and who aided in the insurrection. as america nears one year since the attack on democracy. plus, take down. twitter says enough, making good on its promise to ban accounts spreading lies about covid. today it took down the personal page of one of trump s biggest backers. also ahead, 55 million cases now reported across the united states, with new guidance on isolation from the cdc. and fire and ice, snow blanketing what s left of homes devastated by a wildfire. what happened in colorado is a warning to the world. let s begin with the upcoming one-year mark since the attack on the capitol. the quest for accountability continues. not just to
autumnal chill doesn t last because out to the west we have more frontal systems pushing in, slowly for the weekend but bringing milder air as well. on saturday it is cloudy compared to friday. mostly dry but the patch of rain and we see more persistent rain arriving into northern ireland later in the afternoon. a cool day across scotland and the northern isles but there is temperature starting to recover across england, wales and northern ireland. on sunday, and more unsettled date with cloud, showers and longer spells of rain may be sunshine in the afternoon across central, eastern and south eastern england. but after a chilly few days we see there is temperature recovering to the med, if not high teens. gps in england are said to see more patients face to face amid a sharp rise of people heading to a&e departments. that s all from the bbc news at six, so it s goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday i m
he joins us to ninth-grade fles from the migrant search at the southern border to fears of a recession it s been another challenging week for the presidents, so how then is the administration trying to put a positive spin on all of this an it s one of the most studied interest theories the shroud of turin, new technology now dates the relic to around the time of christ s death, fox news @ nigh investigates. but we begin tonight with the biden ministrations latest self-fulfilling controversy correspondent christina coleman examines the major backlash to the new disinformation governance board. good evening, christina. white house press secretary jen psaki gave more detail. the controversial pick that to permit disinformation perigee i an expert on online information she was formerly in the listen at disinformation specialist at the wilson center, she testifie before congress as well as the united kingdom in european parliament. a decision to appoint her to the role over yo