hello. thanks for joining me. i m paula reed in for fredricka whitfield. we begin this hour with yet another hate crime targeting the jewish community as our nation faces an alarming rise in anti-semitic attacks. today a california man is facing up to life in prison after he allegedly targeted and shot two jewish men in separate incidents earlier this week. according to prosecutors, the first shooting wednesday morning as the victim walked to his car after leaving religious services at a synagogue in los angeles. the second incident happened the next morning just three blocks away. video shows the victim just moments after he was shot in the arm. police say both men were taken to local hospitals in stable condition. let s bring in cnn s camila bernal live in los angeles. what are authorities saying about the shootings? reporter: they re saying that they were targeted, specifically jewish men who were shot here in both cases. you mentioned two different shootings, but very,
tonight, a landmark moment in american history. the final arguments before the historic vote tonight whether to impeach president trump. a fiercely divided congress, a divided country. the house voting on articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. speaker nancy pelosi saying the president, quote, gave us no choice. republicans defending the president today, saying there s no evidence of a crime. and accusing the democrats of wanting to do this since the day he was elected. will he be only the third president to be impeached? mary bruce live on the hill tonight. meantime, president trump furious, leaving for a campaign rally in michigan tonight in battle mode. his tweetstorm, calling impeachment an assault on america. jon karl live at the white house, the president s playbook
for a senate trial and for his campaign for re-election. and terry moran tonight with the bottom line. in a polarized country, what happens next in a senate trial? and where are ame
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this tells you a lot about fox news internal matchination. it tells you they have one version of the world they keep to themselves and another they broadcast to viewers. but fox kept promoting election denialism. the filings indicate that fox executives were worried about losing viewers to news max, a smaller channel that was pushing denial. trump furious that fox had called arizona for biden, had encouraged followers to switch to news max. fox news has basically been the pre-eminent ratings champion in cable news, and you see here the moment they see any sign that might be slipping away, it s panic. reporter: but the dominion filings say then when president trump tried to call into fox on january 6th, the day his supporters attacked the capitol, fox executives refused to put trump on the air.
With Senate wins, Warnock and Ossoff illustrate the changing face of Georgia
By Victoria McGrane Globe Staff,Updated January 14, 2021, 7:17 p.m.
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Democrats Raphael Warnock (right) and Jon Ossoff bumped elbows during a rally in December.Jessica McGowan/Getty
Throughout their high-stakes campaign for Georgiaâs twin Senate runoff elections, the two Democrats made an unlikely pair: One, a Black pastor who grew up in public housing, the other a slim-suited millennial and investigative journalist known mostly for having narrowly lost an audacious bid for Newt Gingrichâs old congressional seat.
But when each found himself facing a Jan. 5 runoff that would determine the balance of power in the Senate, Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff threw in together and campaigned as running mates.