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committee and other former cabinet members. they are in negotiations to do the same. yet, there are some things that neither the justice department nor the january six committee may ever find out. the washington post reported this week that even more testimony and text messages sent and received by federal employees around the time of the insurrection were deleted. they may be gone forever. this latest news involves the phone records of former acting homeland security secretary, chad w...

How one man used his skills combating insurgents in the army can now sell us all sorts of things including the ft. As facebook launches a new video service, we wa nt to launches a new video service, we want to know what would you watch on Social Networks . What tv shows would you watch . Let us know. Welcome to the programme. As usual its action packed. Toshiba has reported its much delayed earnings finally reducing the risk it will be de listed from the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The Embattled Elect...

Vaccinated. is it still accurate to call covid a pandemic of the unvaccinated? at this stage? >> secretary psaki: we continue to track data closely through the cdc and our medical health care experts say the vast majority of those hospitalized, the vast majority are individuals who have not been vaccinated. that has not been changed. and any medical expert, whether it is dr. fauci, collins, vaccination is effective and prevents serious hospitalization, disease, and death. that has not changed ou...

Three regulars and that wasnt often. the three regulars i thought i saw was a 14-year-old, 11-year-old and 12-year-old but come to find out they may be the 29-year-old, the 20 something kids. >> thats crazy. just to jump in, because police are saying it was the 17-year-old who managed to escape and shimmy through a window and go ultimately call 911. police, when they saw this 17-year-old, they thought she was 10. i think to your point -- >> i could see that. >> you could see that? did you ever t...

For a long time. our problem is that law enforcement is oftentimes like you said storing the data for a long time. our records, we did a number of public records requests last summer, the results of this are in the report we put out -- >> kate, i have some of that. let me show some of the police departments youve highlighted in the report. first one, grapevine, texas, city of 41,000. 2 million plate reads. they store indefinitely. jersey city, new jersey, 8 million stored, delete after five year...