blame we're seeing you know the flint water crisis for instance where you have this dirty water that people can't drink can't bathe in and things like that there has to be these large scale effects that people see in their daily lives before they fully recognize the problem i would also argue that for those climate deniers the big case for them is that if you change certain things then all of a sudden jobs so they have done a very effective job of getting rid of people who would actually care about the environment because they're scared that the economy is going to tank or they won't be employable if we are to you know move in a certain direction and then moving in that direction is getting off of fossil fuels will stop industrial missions and some of the jobs as we know will really it's not the green economy is there to fill in those jobs and that's one of the big problems that i've been democrats about is that they don't know how to communicate without boring the hell out of people well let's try to scaring the hell out of people with the truth. just maybe it'll work. we've learned

we've learned a bit more about the $24.00 to flint michigan water crisis former governor rick snyder and other excellent with officials may be indicted on criminal charges for their walls in connection with the crisis this could happen as soon as thursday parties trying to shove it is as the latest on this story. the flint michigan water crisis may have started in 2014 but still many continue to deal with the impacts of that disaster to this day and now more than 6 years later a new investigation may lead to the arrests of several former state officials people work for me that let us all down today former michigan governor rick snyder and other exhibitions are facing possible state criminal charges in connection with the flint water scandal according to the associated press 2 people with knowledge of the plan prosecution said the attorney general's office has informed defense lawyers about the indictments in flint and told them to expect initial court appearances as soon as thursday night or a republican who has been out of office for years would be charged by the state attorney gene

in flint, in what appeared to have been an effort to save money? the city, under its emergency manager, made a decision that flint would no longer get its water from the great lakes, where they always had. they, instead, would start getting their water from the local flint river. and they made the switch -- i'm going to understate it wildly here, though -- they made the switch improperly. among other things, river water is much more corrosive to pipes than lake water is. but they ignored that. they didn't treat the water before they pumped it into the city and the city's water pipes, and that corrosive, untreated water, in a totally predictable way, basically destroyed the pipes in the city's water system, and that's what created the disaster. it created a number of disgusting consequences for the people of that city that were immediately apparent to them. the people of the city of flint could instantly tell there was something wrong with their water, as soon as it was switched. they besieged their local officials -- at least their local officials

officials in flint switched the city's water supply from detroit's water system to the flint river. that exposed residents to dangerous levels of lead. at least a dozen people died, more than 80 people got legionnaires disease, a severe form of pneumonia caused by bacteria in water. in a press conference on thursday, michigan's solicitor general said this about the charges against former governor snyder. >> let me be clear. there are no velvet ropes in our criminal justice system. nobody, no matter how powerful or well-connected, is above accountability when they commit a crime. >> joining us now is congressman dan kildee. he was born and raised in flint and represents the area in congress. congressman, good evening. >> thanks, joshua. thanks for having me on. >> what does justice look like in this case and do you expect justice to be done in this case? >> well, it remains to be seen whether justice will be done. i never get ahead of a criminal investigation or criminal charges. i think the process will work itself out and the people of flint finally will have their day in court. bu

jail pleading guilty vs zoom as he one of 9 charged is arraigned in the latest chapter of this sad flint waters story it's the 1st time in michigan history a current or former governor is facing criminal charges for alleged misconduct in office to counsel willful neglect of duty a misdemeanor each count punishable by up to a year in prison and a fine up to $1000.00 to catch you up here is the mercifully short version of this sad time line 2012 genesee county announces a plan for a new pipeline to deliver the clear glacial waters of lake huron 2014 after construction delays the state a point of emergency manager switches the city water sorest of the flint river without corrosion controls lead to leeches from old pipes discolored water smells and tastes bad the general motors plant discontinues using flint water as engine parts corrode due to high chlorine levels children test with high lead levels and it was later determined that some of those test results were falsified 12 people died of legionnaires disease 2015 virginia tech scientists test and determined that the water is not safe for

led to the mass poisoning of every kid in the city of flint. the mass poisoning of the people of that city. thousands of kids who will live for the the rest of their lives with the consequences of having been poisoned by lead early in their life. having lead exposure in their drinking water when they're kids. it's something you don't grow out of, it's something for which there's no magic antidote. the rick snyder administration ignored warnings about the lead. they attacked scientists and a local doctor who tried to warn residents about the lead. it was the same thing with the legionnaires' outbreak apparently caused by the same botched water switch. that killed at least 12 people. some estimates put it as high as 70 people dead from that. nobody in flint was warned about that outbreak for a full year even as emails about it pinged around the highest levels of the snyder administration. they just didn't tell anyone. and now, now, finally, governor rick snyder and many of the most senior officials involved in the flint disaster have finally been

to kill them and flint tools to butcher them. but no items made of flint has been found on jersey so where did these essential tools come from . we know from the flint that scary day that the journeys people are making a from maybe 20 maybe 30 kilometers away from out around then seals in the west and fresh mint outcrops to make those journeys you're tracking in maybe over a couple of days you carrying your tool kit with you you're working it down as you go and you're not replacing it with with local materials so it's like they said deliberate moves to get to places that that you know where there is so it gives us an insight into into neandertal joker fees the ways neandertals mapping that world with. materials excavated at cowes and law court indicate that neanderthals learned to plan their activities such as hunting. in areas where they lived this level of sophistication does not correspond to the stereotype of neanderthals as crude low browed cave dwellers. i think unquestionably neanderthals wonder taken some planning in thei

jones community outreach center in flint. it is based at the greater holy temple church of god in christ, where her husband is a pastor. sandra, what was your reaction when you heard the news today about the criminal charges against these former officials, including the former governor? sandra jones: long time overdue. this time, i hope and pray that it sticks. john yang: two of the people, including the former health director for the state of michigan, were charged with involuntary manslaughter, ni counts each. sandra jones: it is what it is. so many people were affected. these were lives. we are not talking about property. we are talking about human life. i applaud her for what it is she is doing. she has my support. john yang: i have to ask you. there are some lawyers who know more about this than i do who say that it may be tough to get convictions in some of these cases, particularly against the former governor rick snyder, because it has been so long. it has been seven years since his action or inaction that he's charge

to kill them and flint tools to butcher them. but no items made of flint has been found on jersey so where did these essential tools come from . we know from the flint that scary day that the journeys people are making a from maybe 20 maybe 30 kilometers away from out around then seals in the west wing fresh mint outcrops tomatoes journeys you're tracking in maybe over a couple of days you carrying your tool kit with you you're working it down as you go and you're not replacing it with with local materials so it's like he said deliberate moves to get to places that you know where there is so it gives us an insight into into neandertal joker face the ways neandertals and mapping the world trade. materials excavated at cowher and law court indicate that neanderthals learned to plan their activities such as hunting in areas where they lived this level of sophistication does not correspond to the stereotype of neanderthals as crude low browed cave dwellers. i think and question by neanderthals wonder taken some planning in their acti

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and finally, finally holding people accountable. >> reporter: after the city of flint switched from the detroit water system to the contaminated flint river to cut costs in 2014, at least 12 people died. 80 others were sickened and thousands of children exposed to high levels of lead in their drinking water flint mother leann walters said she and her four children have been battling health problems for years and she has this message for those charged. >> how did you let the cries of a whole entire city go unnoticed? why did common sense not kick in to say something was wrong? >> reporter: governor snyder's lawyer calls the case against him a flimsy one and a waste of tax payer money lester >> gabe, thanks. >>> now our nbc news exclusive. the top disease official in china speaking about the origins of the coronavirus, and as the w.h.o. begins investigating how it first appeared in wuhan here's janis mackey frayer >> reporter: tonight, one year after the virus emerged, a world health organization team is in wuhan though two scientists were denied entry after testing positive for antib

. >>> an exgovernor in michigan are facing new charges in connection with the flint water crisis gabe gutierrez has that story. >> reporter: today, former michigan governor rick snyder pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges he willfully neglected his duty during the flint water crisis his lawyer calling it political persecution. eight other former officials and aides were also charged in connection with the y manslaughter do with partisanship it has to do with human decency, resurrecting the complete abandonment of the people of flint and finally, finally holding people accountable. >> reporter: after the city of flint switched from the detroit water system to the contaminated flint river to cut costs in 2014, at least 12 people died. 80 others were sickened and thousands of children exposed to high levels of lead in their drinking water flint mother leann walters said she and her four children have been battling health problems for years and she has this message for those charged. >> how did you let the cries of a whole entire city go unnoticed? why did common sense not kick in to

to the contaminated flint river. dozens of people were sickened. at least 80. at least 12 people were killed. we can tell you just this morning a short time ago, former michigan governor rich snyder was actually arraigned on two counts of willful neglect of duty, punishable by up to a year in prison and up to a $1,000 fine. we also understand that the former public works director also will face those same charges. this, again, copcomes years aft the scandal. it comes after in 2017, there were michigan officials that were charged by then. one with involuntary manslaughter, a more serious charge. those charges were actually dropped in 2019, two years later, because of concerns with how the special counsel at the time conducted that investigation. michigan's attorney general right now, we are listening to this news conference, is announcing the results of the wide ranging investigation, something that had been anticipated by many of the families in flintthat had been watching closely. we have not heard from rick snyder.

the people of flint still will not drink the water. and the governor got away with this. but the misdemeanor isn't enough. it needs more. and i just will repeat again, because i know we're out of time. the last, wednesday january 6th, was a dry run. they told, the insurgents told all their members, leave your guns at home. don't bring your guns. they wanted to see how far they could get. >> thank you. >> it will be more violent. and that's my warning. >> we'll be watching with you. we'll have you back on. thanks for coming on, as usual again, happy new year, michael moore. our guest tonight. coming up for us, the people working under the strain of chasing down the latest strain of coronavirus from the u.k. all the way here to the u.s. and we have a look at what we might be in for. >>> just when you think the news on the pandemic front couldn't get any darker, the cdc is warning the highly contagious new mutant strain could become the dominant strain here in the u.s. by march. it's believed to have originated in the uk. it's already been tracked to at least 14 of our 50 st

so no, we'll never be able to make the residents of the city of flint whole. no matter how much money, no matter how lengthy the prison sentences are of anyone who is charged, and if they're convicted, they won't be made whole. all we can do is hold people accountable and to make the promise that while the three of us are in charge of the executive offices, nothing like this will ever happen again. >> governor, one of those activists briefly referred to the proposed $641 million that will be distributed to those impacted by the water crisis. a district judge expected to rule on it by this thursday. how will you ensure the money goes to the residents who need it? >> so we've been working, one of the things that is i think my least favorite as effect on being governor is that my name is substituted for my predecessors against the former administration. that decisions around flint happened then and yet we have worked in conjunction the attorney general as she said, very closely to get some resolution here. plaintiffs' lawyers, defense counsel, we worked very hard

the decisions around flint happened then. and yet we have worked in conjunction with the attorney general, as she just said, very closely to try to get? resolution here. plaintiff's lawyers, defense counsel, we worked very hard. and with our republican legislature to get the resources appropriated so that we could live up to this. as the attorney general just said, we cannot undo the damage that was done. but under our watch we're going to do everything to make sure that the people of flint have the support they need. and that extends to things like writing budgets that support education of kids, the access to nutrition, helping the mayor finalize the last remaining pipes that need to be replaced. we've made great strides. and yet we are not done with the work we're going to do to support the people of flint. >> governor gretchen whitmer, secretary of state jocelyn benson and attorney general dana nestle, thank you all so much. >> thank you. >>> next the balancing act ahead for congress. how to get to work with a new presiden

to kill them and flint tools to butcher them. but no items made of flint have been found on jersey so where did these essential tools come from. we know from the flint that scary day that the journeys people are making us from maybe 20 maybe 30 kilometers away from out around then sealed in the west wing fresh mint outcrops to make those journeys you're tracking in maybe over a couple of days you carrying your tool kit with you you're working it down as you go and you're not replacing it with with local materials so it's like he said deliberate moves to get to places that you know where there is so it gives us an insight into into neandertal joker phase the ways neandertals and mapping that world really. materials they excavated at work and law could indicate that neanderthals learnt to plan their activities such as hunting in areas where they lived this level of sophistication does not correspond to the stereotype of neanderthals as crude low browed cave dwellers. i think i'd question really neanderthals were undertaken some pla

water source from lake huron to the flint river. the move ultimately lead to both state and national emergency declarations. the water supply for the city of 100,000 people became contaminated with lead from pipes along with bacteria for a deadly outbreak of legionnaires' disease that claim 12 lives. snyder has faced heavy criticism for his handling of the crisis but has maintained he responded to it as best as he could. >> if you were involved in something that didn't go right, if you had people beneath you that didn't do the things that could've avoided this or dealt with this problem that the first of all he should take responsibility. so i'm trying to stand up and take responsibility like our value system says we should. >> six years later, flint is still replacing its lead pipes that led to this disaster and despite the epa and others saying it is now safe to drink, many residents continue to rely on the bottled water on a daily basis. >> bret: thank you. up next, president trump celebrates the border wall, joe biden has other

and tonight i was counting on you to cover the flint, michigan, water story and the crimes that have arisen from it that we always in our hearts, if not necessarily our legal minds, believed them to be crimes in that situation in flint water. i'm not going to be able to cover it in this hour, and i was counting on you to do exactly what you did in the last hour, as you have led us and this network on this story from the beginning. and once again, what you did tonight on what's happened in flint and the importance of it and identifying the importance of it in this news environment by putting it right up there at the front of your show was so important. and again, it's -- >> oh, thank you. >> -- i'm so grateful for it because anyone who missed it, i'm insisting go find it. watch the rerun later tonight. it is everything you need to know about it. >> thank you, lawrence. that's very nice of you to say. i mean, my heart is still -- part of my heart is in flint, and i am still just so devastated by that story. and i do think that it has lessons for us, not just because flint shouldn't be

. >>> news tonight after reporting on the flint water crisis for years. tonight, the former governor of michigan charged with willful neglect. he and eight other officials facing charges after toxic levels of lead in the city's water sickened hundreds of children. >>> and a passing to note tonight. someone mr. rogers always said, without them, the neighborhood probably would have never happened. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and we begin with news just coming in tonight. what we have just heard from fbi director christopher wray, with just days now until joe biden is sworn in as our next president. the fbi also issuing a new bulletin, warning authorities in the nation's capital and in the capital cities in all 50 states to prepare for a possible showdown against violent extremists attempting to take on law enforcement. they warn of loss of life, of property damage, of disruption of government that could overwhelm law enforcement and emergency response. authorities warning of the very real potential of new

in 2014, flint's unelected emergency manager, appointed by then-governor snyder, switched flint's water supply to the flint river as a cost-saving measure. the move has been linked to at least 12 deaths from an outbreak of legionnaires' disease and widespread lead poisoning in residents, including children, in the majority-black city. michigan's solicitor general fadwa hammoud spoke thursday. >> at this very moment, the people of flint continue to suffer from the categorical failure of public officials at all levels of government. who trampled upon their trust and evaded accountability for far too long. there are no velvet ropes in our criminal justice system. nobody, no matter how powerful or well-connected, is about accountability when they commit a crime. amy: to see our documentary "thirsty for democracy: the poisoning of an american city," go to democracynow.org. in immigration news, a new damning report published by the justice department directly implicates president trump in aggressively pushing for harsher, crueler immigration policies despite knowing this would lead to the sep

while schmidt reads flint and his crew give the boat a once over. they're ready to go. but the deal means massive cuts in british waters for quite a fish germany's last dedicated fishing fleet that's. just skimmed through the parts about cotton pollak will have 20 percent less catch that means we need 2 boats fewer in the next 5 years sense which is why i thought so your video and listen for a few. on the british side small scale fishermen on the english channel are afraid they won't benefit from the deal with the e.u. but in scotland the situation is quite different that's where most of the fish are caught by large vessels anyway and that's where the british profit the most from the quota increase castoff in cooktown from the e.u. this makes its way through the north sea on course for norwegian waters at least this catch is guaranteed but the ball still doesn't know with the new year will bring does he have enough people on january 1st we don't know who's allowed in norwegian waters norway said as long as the u.k. and e.u. haven't reached an agreement no one's allowed

snyder was governor in 2014 when flint switched its water source to the flint river to save money. the water was not treated properly. that allowed massive amounts of lead to be pumped into homes in the predominantly black city. the lead was also blamed for a deadly outbreak of leginnaires' disease. snyder has been accused of mishandling the crisis and covering up the dangers. >>> "the minneapolis star-tribune" says fired police officer derek chauvin will be tried separately in the death of george floyd. a state judge ordered chauvin to stand trial in march on charges of second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. three other fired officers charged in connection with floyd's death will be tried together in august. chauvin pressed his knee against floyd's next for several minutes in may while floyd was handcuffed facedown on the street. a community organizer in minneapolis says that the fight for justice will continue. >> we ne t t minneapolis police department accountable to the fullest. that goes beyond the four officers. that goes to all the cops who have killed people i

for many of the flint families, they are already sick. they wanted to see justice. no matter who he is or she is and whoever was involved that hid the fact they were drinking poison water, be held accountable. that includes the governor, includes jail time, the kind of justice i think many folks want to see. but they also have testified in the house oversight committee that we had a hearingn my district that they also want to see medical coverage. they want to see courts holding him accountable. but coverage for them to be able to take care of themselves now that they are sick, that they have children at need extra care, many of which are struggling to learn in school. there has to be a combination of justice in that sense of holding the governor accountable for what he did knowingly and intentionally, criminal negligence, but also to make sure we are taking care of the people that the government -- governor snyder and others allowed to get sick. the horror stories i'm hearing currently still is so many are suffering from the aftermath with illnesses and with other

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i grew up in flint. we know what it means when they talk about detroit and philadelphia and fulton county. >> atlanta, yeah. >> lookit, they know what they're dog. their dog whistles are well heard by these people who storm this place. this is the 21st century reincarnation of jim crow. they can't erase that. they can't rationalize it. these members of congress who voted for this, who supported this and these senators have put their name on a list with george wallace, with bull connor. instead of a list with john lewis and fannie lou hamer and martin luther king. >> do you tell them that? >> absolutely. they made their decision today which list they are going to be listed upon for their children, for their grandchildren, for everyone. and i'm done with these people. you know, this idea that we do need to come together, i love people. i'm willing to work with anybody. but there are certain lines that you cross that just cannot be forgiven, and i will not forgive these people until they come to reconcile t

>> all right, mary bruce tonight, as the bells toll in washington.yo>>> afr the flint water csni the former governor of michigan and eight officials have been charged with willful neglect. a. >> reporter: tonight, the former governor of michigan, rick snyder, charged in connection th the flint water crisis. >> any comment on the charges? >> reporter: years after toxic levels of lead were discovered in the city's water and an outrage of legionnaire's disease killed at least 12. >> people of the state of michigan versus. >> reporter: he's pleaded not guilty. eight other state officials also facing charges, including two who are facing nine counts each of involuntary manslaughter. >> this case is about justice, truth, accountability, poisoned children, lost lives. >> reporter: the horrifying ordeal unfolding in this mostly black city of about 100,000 people when, to savmoney, the state's switched the city's water supply to come from the flint river. lee ann waters was one of the first residents to ring the alarp. >> there are huge victories, but there is still a lot of work that needs t

snyder was governor when state officials in flint switched the city's water to the flint river in 2014 as a cost saving measure that move caused lead to spoil the water for nearly 100,000 residents. standards that she has released a statement downplaying a potential criminal prosecution as only a political move. and this just in to breaking news, the house of representatives in washington has just officially passed a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and remove president trump from office, this is a live look at the capitol building in dc the vote was largely along party lines. 223 votes for it 205 against it. vice president pence earlier today in a statement said he is not going to invoke the 25th amendment and the resolution carries no legal weight here but it sets up impeachment tomorrow that comes the night before the house is going to vote to impeach the president for quote inciting insurrection. >>i switch gears here for a moment time for a 4 zone forecast we're getting a live. right now. a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge from o

flint river. it was devastating. there were at least 12 people killed, 80 sick. thousands of children exposed potentially to lead and many of those residents have been seeking justice for several years and many have blamed some of the officials in charge. now back in 2017, there were some local officials that were charged. however, one of them was charged with involuntary manslaughter but those charges were dropped two years later in 2019 citing special counsel in the investigation. right now he has been charged with willful neglect of duty. there may be more charges coming, including a former public works director in michigan. we expect to learn more from michigan's attorney general and local prosecutors at a news conference within the hour. >> gabe, gutierrez, live for us there, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> president trump impeached again back here in washington, all eyes are on the senate this morning. you know the question is now. will donald trump now become the first president in hi

in 2014, flint's unelected emergency manager, appointed by then-governor snyder, switched flint's water supply to the flint river as a cost-saving measure. the move has been linked to at least 12 deathfrom an outbreak of legionnaires' disease and widespread lead poisoning in residents, including children, in the majority black city. to see our documentary on the poisoning of an american city, go to democracynow.org. and billionaire casino owner and republican megadonor sheldon adelson has died at the age of 87. adelsowas donald trump's largest single donor during the 2016 race. since 2015, adelson donated more than $250 million to trump, other republicans, and right-wing super pac's. he was also an influential political power in israel where he used his news outlets to back prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the expansion of illegal israeli settlements in the occupied palestinian territories. he will be buried in israel. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. when we come back, we turn to yale scholar timothy snyder, talk

. >>> about an hour ago the former governor of michigan was charged in the flint water crisis. rick snyder is now facing two counts of willful neglect of duty. back in 2014 the drinking water in the city of flint was contaminated with lead, exposing thousands of residents heard the bad water was also lame for the outbreak of legionnaires' disease. >>> is there a suspected catalytic converter thieves are behind bars today. all happened early tuesday morning in petaluma. a witness her drilling coming from his previous and saw two men erie. officers searched the area and spotted the suspect's car. the men then fled from police but ended up crashing into a tree.>>> there was a string of armed robberies at all took place within the visitation valley neighborhood. they were all within minutes of each other. in one case the suspect in a victim in the face with his gun. the 29-year-old man was arrested and recovered a handgun. branches on federal probation and also on state parole. >>> check out the flooded sidewalks and pacifica, thanks to the high surf, king tides damage the area of

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breaking news in the flint water crisis. michigan's former health director is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter in the deaths ne peop who contracted legionnaires disease. this is as prosecutors are revisiting how flint's water system was contaminated with lead. lion pleaded not guilty. he worked for then governor rick snyder who is facing charges of willful neglect of duty. the whole flint water crisis is known as one of the worst man made environmental disasters in u.s. history. back to you. >>> i am kiet do. we are live in san jose taking a look at how the vaccine roll out is going in the bay area. as you can imagine it is better in some places than others. let's start in the north day. sonoma, home healthcare workers got first doses in a drive thrumass ssafe y. in concostpeople signedpoal. a it crashed omle tr t regist clara, there have b e-mail and texts that have been circulating with links to the cal vax website. that allowed people to book an appointment even though it was not their turn. about 100 people tur

although flinting an area hospital, and engineering firm are part of that deal. it also milwaukees funds available to every child affected by the contaminated water and adults and those who paid water bills. >>> federal authorities have increased the reward for the pipe bomb suspect. the fbi is offering $75,000 for any information leading to the arrest the man seen here suspected of placing two pipe bombs on january 6th. neither bomb skbexploded, but it could have harmed the public. >>> the national guard members will now be leaving d.c. 15,000 will be sent home within the next ten days. about 7,000 will be kept until the end of the month. >>> the fighting irish are on a one-year probation over recruiting violations. they've had multiple impermissible meetings with recruits it comes with a fine and loss of campus recruitment visits. >>> we're smackdown in the middle of winter, and now we're going to feel the extreme cold here's janessa webb. at least some of us will, janessa. >> the arctic air is coming in i want you to get ready for the weekend. it looks like lo

host: debbie out of flint, michigan, democrat. you are next. caller: good morning america. i want him impeached. when he did the phone call to ukraine and to the georgia secretary of state, he said the same exact thing about his words that he said about his words when he was in front of the crowd working them into a frenzy. people that these words are totally appropriate, nothing wrong with them. the same line. people got to wake up, john. i want him impeached. you can take his pension, his air travel, his funding for his office. host: what would you say to the first caller who said impeachment is going to only increase the divide in this country? caller: they say that stuff, but i think they are fooled that they think republicans are the only ones who have firearms. host: irene in tennessee, a republican. caller: two things i want to mention. mr. biden told us on public television that there is an extensive organization to cause the fraud in the vote. and b, the people that were at the rally for the president did not -- he did not incite violence and heard chanting u.s.a.,

." >>> michigan's former governor has now been charged in the flint water scandal. rick snyder faces up to a year behind bars if convicted of willful negligence of duty. the cost-cutting move to change flint's water source is blamed for at least 12 deaths. >>> a spacex capsule splashed down in the gulf of mexico overnight. it's back from the space station carrying 12 bottles of wine and hundreds of vines grown in space, which will now be planted on earth. tasters will check for changes to the wine. they're hopeful the research can lead to new food growing methods. >> interesting. >>> all right, well, coming up, the sitcom star who will try hosting "jeopardy!" >>> but first the ceo of twitter explains why he's banned president trump, his response to critics next. beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. proven to kill covid-19 the new myww+ gives you more of what you need to help you lose weight! hd 8. the new myww+. don't pay until spring! your first three months are free! hi sabrina! >>hi