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The afternoon of december 20th. trump supporters were discussing online how to sneak guns into washington to overrun police and arrest members of congress in january. the tipster offers specifics. those planning violence believe they had orders from the president and used code words such as pick axe and posted the times and locations around the country for caravans to meet the day before the joint session. on one point, a poster specifically mentioned senator mitt romney as a target. according to "the washington post," the fbi believes many of these threats were aspirational and couldn't be pu...

And western areas with much of the south and east closer to an area of high pressure in the near continent. so actually a lot of dry and even sunny weather here. for tuesday it's certainly a southeast, northwest divide and heavy rain at times across the north and west. strongest of the winds here too, best of the sunshine further south. but very mild indeed, even across the north could see 17 in some of the warmer spots, maybe 18 couldn't be ruled out as well. similar story for wednesday and into thursday. most of the rain in the north of the west where it will be windiest. tending to stay dry...

And yet january 6th it seemed to be the breaking point and it's ironic what trump expected him to be a statue when he couldn't be. >> and the reward for loyalty was a mob chanting hang mike pence. and carol asked the former president point blank what he wanted to happen when he encouraged the crowds to march, and in his answer, trump suggested that capitol police were responsible that day by allowing crowds into the building. let's listen to the tape. >> there was a lot love, i heard that from many people. many people told me that was a loving crowd. and, you know, it was -- it was too bad -- ...

The doors that match, so having them open a little bit you will still feel quite a bit of ventilation. once again from far—away, she thought she heard her mother calling. but she knew it couldn't be. sam, hugh, rowan and juliet better get their coats on. soon it won'tjust be stories by the fire but whole lessons, even in winter. where possible, as many of our lessons will be taking place outside, and we'll be having at least two points of ventilation within the classroom, so that might be a high window and door, or all the doors open, as much ventilation and air flow as possible. so i think ...

Of transmission of coronavirus. removing these particles from the air is the most important thing that we can do right now. who can remember our keywords that we are thinking about today? hands. lovely — hands. sitting children by an open door might not be enough. the air needs to move, to circulate. there needs to be cross ventilation. you've got an ideal set—up here, so you can generate lots of cross ventilation because you've got an outside door, you've got those upper room windows. even if the cold air comes in, it's going to heat up. the other thing, in winter you actually don't need ...