police officer. video from the scene showed dozens of emergency vehicles and officers, many in tactical gear and camouflage around the store. one man spoke to nbc affiliate kusa about how his granddaughter had been inside. my two granddaughters, you know, 13 and 14, basically, came in with their dad so he could get a covid shot. and they came in through the east door where the pharmacy is and that s where it all started. and there was shooting, and he saw it and got the girls down. they ran and hid upstairs in a coat closet. the cops came in through the roof and were protecting them. they re out now, out the back. they got out and they, you know, this is going to be pretty hard for them to live with, i think. according to police, a suspect who was injured in the shooting is in custody. no details have been provided about a potential motive. so far, the only victim to be identified is 51-year-old police officer, eric talley, who was the first to respond to the scene. i h
that passes the last test. i think you might see some democratic senators say, look, this is ridiculous if one side gets to call a witness, the other side does. i don t think we ll go down that road because it s so obviously unfair. but at this point it s pandemonium. (inaudible) i have no idea, i mean, it s hearsay or double hearsay. i spent a lot of my career as a practicing lawyer. i can tell you at any court in america, you have a witness who gets up who begins their testimony with, well, i don t know, but i heard a guy who told me that witness gets laughed out of court. that doesn t get allowed in any ordinary circumstance. the entire house manager s case is based on hearsay, double hearsay, someone told someone told someone. none of that is credible and reliable. i actually thought the president s defense lawyers did an effective job with their montage of all the times the house managers said well, this has been reported, that s been reported. with all due respect to
death toll from september 11th, 3,103 people in this country died yesterday. the gut punch comes when you realize that many americans have almost gotten used to reading numbers like that. actually, four days in the past week have ranked among the deadliest days in this country s history, ever. the pearl harbor attacks that killed 2,400 people will forever be remembered and described as a day that will live in infamy, as proclaimed by fdr, and in the aftermath of september 11th, president george w. bush asked for prayers for all of those who grieve for the children whose worlds were shattered that day. yet today, 3,000 families wake up wondering what life looks like now, today, without their loved one beside them. and we wait for the president or really anyone to acknowledge the somber occasion in any way. no reference to the death toll or to the virus, for that matter, on donald trump s twitter field. instead, tweet after tweet after tweet about the election he lost in the mo
impeachment trial of donald j. trump. a new brief says the former president holds unmistakable responsibility for the capitol riot, and that it was obvious and foreseeable that his remarks on january 6th would lead to that riot and disaster. the president s new legal team faces a noon deadline to file a response. these are two developing story lines in the biden reset. today he will form a new white house task force to reunite children separated from their parents during the trump administration. president biden would like major congressional action on this topic, but primary number one is covid relief. the monday night meeting between the president and ten republicans was cordial but did little to fill the gap between what the republicans want and what the president is necessary. today this new data point in the republican fracture over the direction of the gop. loony lies and conspiracy theories are a cancer. those are the stern words of the senate republican leader, mitch