Went on for several seconds. tv monitors fell off the shelves of the entire room convulsed. in the same city, this parking garage is shaking so hard it seem to be on the verge of collapse. this building did collapse. its second floor smashing down onto the first. these shoppers huddled together as the supermarket they were in sakala round them. these were the scenes in western japan on monday as the 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the region. multiple lengths and serious injuries have been reported. one taiwanese tourist spoke of the panic they experienced their. suddenly it caught pretty strong earthquake. you can see all the snow from the electric wires goes down, and also falling on the roofs go down, and the car shaking. and so everybody was panicked at that time. the quakes epicenter was
If you have vax been vaccinated. there ambiguity in the guidance. will he clear it or will he recommend to this more bureaucratic front where we get to what i think has been an odd picture over the last few months which is jeff zients standing in front of tv monitors. from an early point in the campaign and one that has carried through into the administration, they decided to stand behind the science, that this is not going to be a politically influenced process. but a challenge is that science takes time and science doesn t speak with one voice. the nature of what this violence violence science leads to is taking in all views. and as we heard just today, a lot of the time lines that we ve sort of become used to in terms of how long of a quarantine, when symptoms might come, is now being studied again because we re still waiting for more
Plays out? your colleagues and manchin and sinema, these are not linked. how should democrats perceive on this question? willie, i was listening to jeffery goldberg, i thought he analyzed it very well. this is a debate object reconciliation and infrastructure but it s about all an that. it s about democrats with all tl levers are we got the majority while the capital was under awac. there were two races, warnock and we didn t know who s going to be in the senate majority. it was called while we were watching tv monitors, barricaded into there was an eerie feeling of how it happened. okay, we have seen people died from covid.
Canotoa, wisconsin, the state a neoperty won by a near 23,000 votes, steve lawless said mr. trump deserves what he gets. i don t think he s been a good president. i think he has broken a lot of laws. he broke a lot of laws before he was president. yeah, i m all for it. reporter: but at p.j. s cafe in dallas, tv monitors told an impeachment story almost no one was buying. the comicrats trying to overthrow a dual elected president we put in office rtarmts reporter: the responses confirmed that stubborn partisanship is cleaving the country. the latest cbs news polling shows 42% favor the property s ilmoval while 42% do not. in san francisco. i don t think anybody s mind is being changed because of the proceedings. reporter: in miami, some said the day was one for the books. i think it is a great turning point in american history, and a
And it had to be mobile the first. that same attention is being put on interference and getting in front of a lot of these issues with security and protecting democracy. i think it s something they re taking incredibly seriously. as we saw in the last election, it was unacceptable that they didn t anticipate the bad things that could happen on the platform. wow. interesting. i have to say i went want to facebook headquarters in new york recently. you walk into our offices and tvs everywhere. there were no tv monitors. that s the future. yeah. well, lori, thank you. always appreciate it. i can t wait to see this report, it s called facebook at 15 airing sunday night at 9:00. we ll be right back.
Thing. everyone at the company had to go to mark if they had a product and it had to be mobile the first. that same attention is being put on interference and getting in front of a lot of these issues with security and protecting democracy. i think it s something they re taking incredibly seriously. as we saw in the last election, it was unacceptable that they didn t anticipate the bad things that could happen on the platform. wow. interesting. i have to say i went want to facebook headquarters in new york recently. you walk into our offices and you see tvs. there were no tv monitors. that s the future. yeah. well, lori, thank you. alms apprecia always appreciate it. i can t wait to see this report, it s called facebook at 15 airing sunday night at 9:00. we ll be right back. walk it off look. one more mile look.
In his inner circle, trump s former attorney, long time fixer michael cohen pleading guilty to 8 charges, implicating the president in a crime. trump s former campaign chair paul manafort found guilty on 8 counts. as this news sinks in, the next 100 minutes, unusually quiet on air force one. joining us now, a journalist that was on board that flight, politico white house reporter lorraine woolert. you were the pool reporter yesterday on air force one. you said my window seat on air force one was like a prison. explain. when you re on air force one, you don t have access to your phone or wi-fi, so you re literally in an information bubble. we did have a feed from fox news coming over the tv monitors on the plane, but we weren t able to communicate, couldn t get e-mails or news alerts, and couldn t send anything out.
Office in mexico, shaking during that earthquake. you see them bracing themselves agency the tv monitors begin to sway. president trump tweeted his support. writing god bless the people of mexico city. we are with you and we will be there for you. steve, good to talk to you this morning. just an incredible tragedy following this earthquake. what are you seeing on the ground? reporter: incredible tragedy. loss of life. where we are right now, we ve just gotten on to a seam. it s one of the buildings which you probably see, the video that s been playing and looping all day long. what it is, a massive humanitarian rescue, sort of in the middle probably maybe about hundreds of workers with masks trying to get into the seam here. trying to pull people out of the
wbr id= wbr1200 /> rosenstein cited comey s handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe was not the focus of the letter trump penned to comey firing him which was more about trump than comey and talked about the russian investigation not the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. that abrupt letter never even made to it comey before he learned of his own termination from tv monitors at the fbi office in los angeles. our coverage begins this morning with jeff zeleny at the white house. reporter: the white house will be waking up today to the bomb shell that president trump delivered by firing fbi director james comey late tuesday night. it is something that the white house under estimated the fallout of. the top officials worked throughout the night to reshape the narrative that got away from them in the firing of the fbi director. now the letter, the very brief letter that the president sent to the fbi director thanked director comey for his wbr id= wbr1798 /> service /b>
The preservation of all documents related to russia and to comey s firing. the fbi director unceremonious termination of echos of watergate. the president acting on advice from attorney general jeff sessions and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who cited comey s handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe not once mentioning russia. trump, on the other hand, clearly had russia on his mind when he penned an abrupt letter to tell comey he was out of a job. comey actually learned of his own termination from tv monitors in the fbi office in l.a. our coverage begins with jeff zeleny at the white house. reporter: the white house will be waking up today to the bomb shell that president trump delivered by firing fbi director james comey late tuesday night. it is something that the white house under estimated the fallout off. white house top officials worked