Page 396 - Dots News Today

And all the trump cronies? they must have all worked on this together, and then he gets to the white house. is that how that worked? >> well, that im not clear on, but thats a good question because in fact the people who were there at the willard that day obviously were part and parcel of the presidents effort to join -- to stir up this crowd, get them to go down to the capitol, and at least make a lot of noise if not more. and i think that what youre seeing from the committee, the desire to lin...

The blood-stained glasses. a lab analysis revealed there were dots of blood throughout greg and chiquitas house. there was a significant bloodstain on a clorox bottle. >> the clorox bottle was out up on the sink and it had blood visible to the eyes. >> reporter: prosecutors say that stain contained chiquitas and gregs dna. >> reporter: what makes sense to you? >> what makes sense to me is that greg harris had no reason to want to kill chiquita tate. zero whatsoever. >> reporter: lance unglesby w...

Louisville. and certainly, western kentucky. lets see, do we have one more? why dont you, james, just show the one with the dots. the county map with the dots. this shows you just one other way of showing where weve had damage. the reports have come in. for a tornado, for a tornado, to cause damage in these many counties. again, i think shows that it will be the single most severe, certainly, tornado event in our history. and i believe likely the most deadly. did i miss anything, michael? >> no,...

Allison? >> right. it is devastating as the last 24 hours have been, the storm is not over just yet. its just shifting a little farther east. so far, its produced over 30 tornado reports, over 100 severe wind reports and large hail reports but the storm system is still ongoing. one of the most devastating portions in the last 24 hours perhaps one particular tornado that potentially lasted more than 200 miles. thats this white line you see here. you can see the pink and purple boxes popping up al...

Chinchar joins us now, allison. >> thats right, its been a very destructive past 24 hours. over 30 tornado reports, 150 severe wind reports and 20 large hail reports and those numbers are likely to go up because the threat is still ongoing. now, the biggest concern overnight was the potential for one tornado perhaps lasting on the ground for over 200 miles. now, we wont be able to confirm until the national weather service is able to go out on the day and survey a lot of the damage. what youre s...

Lexington, louisville, and certainly western kentucky. do we have one more? why dont you, james, just show the one with the dots, the county map with the dots, that shows you just one other way of showing where weve had damage. the reports have come in for a tornado to cause damage in this many counties, again, i think shows that it will be the single most severe, certainly, tornado event in our history. and i believe the most deadly. did i miss anything, michael? >> we just received an update. ...

Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last hour, an inquest has concluded that police mistakes probably contributed to the death of three young men who were killed by a serial killer. the jury found that errors and omissions made by detectives after stephen port killed his first victim meant that he was free to kill three other young men before being caught. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has this report. four lives cruelly cut short by a serial killer. fashio...

Saying connecting the dots and how its going to affect your everyday life. >> i really appreciate that. it takes me back to 2010 where we started the discussion around how do we try on the discussion on obamacare. there were other issues out there as well. the problem that i see coming from the democrats is theyre doing everything in order. okay, first we got build back better bill and we got infrastructure and the country is like dude, this is the thing thats bothering me right now. if you addr...

I would say that that is the main defense that many of the rally organizers and planners of january 6th have put forward. yes we spread -- we all know for alls information about widespread election fraud, yes we riled up the crowd, yes we tried to get votes thrown now and keep president trump in power against the will of the people as we know the true election results were for president biden. but they say largely why is maybe violent rhetoric, or heated rhetoric, and not a coordinated attack on...

Plan does is addresses some of these rising costs that families are dealing with, rising cost of child care and healthcare and energy cost. democrats have got to do a better job connecting those dots. it may take a little bit of time and some of these costs, i am not an economist but many economists believe the high cost is the virus dealing with the pandemic. if we pass this bill and put so much of our muscle into getting this monumental piece of legislation passed, the white house is doing a b...