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Cnns coverage is expected to start at 4:00 p.m. next tuesday. u.s. house lawmakers are racing to finish their investigation into the january 6 insurrection before the current congressional term ends, still undecided is whether to refer the committees work to the u.s. justice department for potential prosecution. cnns sara murray has those details. >> the clerk will call the roll. >> reporter: running up against an end-of-year deadline. >> putting down the pen and going to print. >> reporter: t...

Justice department? >> i do. i think that they believe that they have sufficient evidence that crimes were committed and that they will refer that to the justice department. the justice department doesnt need that referral, but i think its a public relations matter with the committee. its a way of communicating it the public that this was what the conclusion of their findings were. i think thats what we will get. >> you said its not needed. is that because customarily, whatever evidence, whateve...

Meanwhile, prosecutors told manhattan jury yesterday the documents show donald trump explicitly sanctioned tax fraud. that came during the closing arguments in the criminal tax fraud case against the trump organization. trump himself has not yet been charged. the house january six committee met yesterday to discuss, among other things, possible criminal referrals. the committee has been racing against the clock to complete its work before the end of this month. that is when the gop takes control...

To join the over 2 million people who have found the right way to lose weight this, week that january six and get healthier with golo. committee conducted its final interviews as it gets ready to wrap up its work. ex white house advisor, kellyanne conway met with the committee over five hours and said she did not plead the fifth. however, the testimony from former trump deputy chief of staff, tony ornato left at least one committee member wanting more information. >> let me just say, i still hav...

Conclusions. whats your sense about the level of engagement, particularly because this race will decide senate control as some thought it might? >> yes, i thank you so much for having me this evening. i will say this, over the weekend, this past weekend where it -- so hard to get. the republicans try to ban saturday voting. because of the -- lawsuit, we were able to give saturday voting. over that time, we had over 70,000 people vote. and what weve seen, over the past week, is weve seen hundreds...

Andy ceo suzanne scott, they have the same instincts you do, if go to dinner with them and talk about what is going on, you would probably reach the same conclusions, but under that, they have the same basic concerns. what do they love, their country. they think it is a good place. they are patriotic not in a sappy but deep way, they feel for it, they love it. they love it they love their families. when something big happens, first thought how does it affect the person that im married to my chil...

Congresswoman cheneys focus too much on trump. is there any merit there or should we think about trump as being responsible for the insurrection. just as much as trump himself. >> i think first of all, madalline is absolutely right. the vice president, former vice president wouldve always spoken to the january six committee. it appears as if hes prepared to speak to the permit of justice. he really doesnt have a choice its. an ongoing criminal investigation. i hope he cooperates as he should. i ...

From a hookup site called, the naughty.com. >> the website found on his phone, be notti.com. it was never the subject of any investigation in this case. >> the defense was essentially trying to throw some reasonable doubt -- what role does business have to play? it was left as an open question. >> but their main argument? the prosecution could not prove that gill murder tom because they couldnt even prove it was murder. they challenge the medical examiners conclusions, saying that despite all th...

Doctors theory focused on one person. >> i think rebecca was somehow involved, but how much she was involved and to what degree, she took that to the grave. >> that alarming suspicion was only the beginning. because it wasnt just dina who was investigating. rebeccas sister mary was equally convinced rebecca would never hurt max or kill herself out of guilt. two women coping with terrible tragedies. neither willing to accept the sheriffs departments conclusions. mary was about to make some incred...

Why is that? do your conclusions help us understand how to deal with the tripledemic? >> nice to see you, chris. happy thanksgiving to you. it is really worrisome how badly the united states has performed. we looked specifically at the delta variant, which was last september, and the omicron variant last spring. our stats are roughly a quarter of a million, as much as 400,000 excess deaths of people, both because of covid but also because of avoiding the medical system. it does say we need to do...