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Federal investigation to find out if any sitting lawmakers unwittingly or wittingly helped the capitol insurrectionists. after officials discovered communications between lawmakers and some of the rioters who stormed the capitol and as democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren released a 2,000 page report highlighting social media posts around the insurrection. josh campbell joins us now.

Tonight the u.s. coronavirus death toll has topped 228,000 people.

To business now, it may seem counter intuitive but worker paychecks grew for a grim reason. millions of low income jobs vanished and that has pushed the average pay higher. from february 20th and january 2021 the average hourly wage for private sector employees rose 5.1%. wages grew 81 cents back in 2019. lower paid workers in leisure and hospitality lost the most jobs the highest paid workers gained. youll see average earnings

Breaking news tonight in the ° sexual harassment allegations against governor andrew cuomo. he appeared before the press, and apologized, but also said he never touched anyone. >> i now understand that i acted

Tonight, the u.s. coronavirus death toll has topped 519,000 people and the country is facing more than 28.8 million confirmed cases. health experts are fearing another deadly surge as more states are actually moving to lift restrictions including the critically important mask mandates. cnns lucy kafanov has the

An incredibly disturbing trend happening from coast to coast is only becoming more pronounced by the day. im talking about the sharp rise in anti-asian attacks. since the onset of this pandemic, asian-americans have emerged as the victims of verbal harassment, physical assault and worse. fashion designer and activist philip lin has been speaking about the spike in hate crimes and, my friend, such an honor to have you on and can you believe you were on tv with me one year ago already sounding the...

Conservative supreme court justices heard a case today that would further weaken the voting rights act, as republicans and states all over the country are pushing for laws that make it harder for people to vote. one analysis finding more than 250 bills in 43 states would limit voting. it goes hand in hand with the big lie pedalled by trump and his allies over his election laws. part of their effort to under mine the voting process, joining me now, former chief strategist for president george w. ...

Interesting conversationing sparked in the last days about dr. seuss. six booked will no longer be published according that dr. seuss enterprises. among the books no longer publish, "and to think i saw it on mulberry street" and "if i ran the zoo". before i put them on the screen i want to remind you they are

The new york state attorney general says she can formally begin an investigation into the new york state attorney general says she can formally begin an investigation into multiple sexual harassment allegations against andrew cuomo. the referral she received from the governors office gives her the authority to begin the investigation and that the findings will be disclosed in a public report. more now on the allegations. >> good morning to everyone. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo ...

Welcome back. the u.s. supreme court set to hear a major voting rights case today ought of the battleground state of arizona. rules for voting by mail are on the table. advocates fear the newly commented conservative majority will work to limit the polls. the measure would impose more restrictions on absentee voting and cut back on weekend early voting hours. >> not only are they going to