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1. The Justice Department has opened more than 170 criminal cases after the riots at the US Capitol last week. NPR's XX reports, authorities say the investigation could take months.
Justice Department officials say they considered the US Capitol and its grounds a crime scene. SH runs the FBI's Washington field office, he says they have 100,000 pieces of digital evidence already.
"This a 24-7 floor board invest the extensive operation into what happened that day."
Acting US Attorney Micheal Sherwin says he expects to see cases ranging from ...and trespassing to felony murder. Sherwin says he's created special teams to build ...siditioning conspiracy cases. With others should focus on rioters who used weapons or pipe bombs. Authorities are giving priority to assault on the media and police. Capital police officer BS died a day after the siege.
(pipe bomb 一段铁管中间雷管炸药两头螺纹管帽引信从一个官帽中引出...打火机...嘭！！！)
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2. 特朗普否认“煽动国会骚乱”：我那天的言辞“完全适当”
President Trump is taking no responsibility for his part in fomenting 煽动 last week's violent attack at the Capitol by extreamists loyal to him. Trump was visiting Texas to talk about his border wall, saying his words were quote "appropriate". During a remark....in Alamo, Texas the newly build section of the wall Trump also saying that free speech is under assault. Meanwhile House Republican leaders say will not lobby the members against voting to impeach the President this week. It's Trump's first public appearance since the riot at the US capital after Trump exhorted鼓动 followers to march and quote "fight".
Five people died.
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3. One of the nation's most powerful business lobbies has issued a tinging rebuke of the President for his role in last week's deadly riot at the Capitol. NPR's XX has more.
Chamber CEO Tom Donohue issued a statement, saying "in his words and the actions, President Trump has undermined the nation's Democratic institutions and ideals". Donohue urged officials at every level of government to promote calm and encourage a peaceful transfer of power to President-elect Joe Biden.
"Violence has no place in our democracy. The matter where it comes from? Who perpetrates it? Or what motivated?"
Donohue says it's up to Congress to decide whether impeachment is warranted, adding that he trust lawmakers to use those tools judiciously to ensure the nation's wellbeing and security.
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4. After last week attack of the Capitol the top House Security Officials notified members and staffers they will now have to be screen before entering the House chamber. Acting Sergeant armed XX... in notice, saying magnetometer will being placed and quote "those they complete screening or carrying a prohibited items will result in none access to the chamber." He also reiterated that members were not permitted to enter the floor if they are not wearing a mask, and if they remove their mask, they can be removed from the House floor.
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5. A lovely day of trading on Wall Street where stocks shock off earlier lows to closed at modestly higher. The Dow...
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6. It appears last week's assault on the US Capitol building by pro-Trump loyalists, so long with claiming of five lives. ...as a possible super spread event for the virus. In a span of 24 hours, three House Democrats now say they have tested positive for the coronavirus. Positive tests have sparked concerns about how many more people hay have been affected by last week's event when the pro-Trump extremists, many not wearing masks storm the Capitol building. Dozens of lawmakers had to be .... to secure locations where some remain for hours in close proximity.
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7. Canada's most populous province has declared a state of emergency. It's issuing a stay-at-home order amid rising Covid case numbers there. Reporter XX has that story.
Starting Thursday, Ontario residents may only leave their homes for essential work and trips like grocery shopping and doctor's appointments and to exercise. Ontario Premier XX said the stay-at-home order is needed to protect the province's struggling hospitals.
"The system is on the brink of collapse. It's on the brink of being overwhelmed."
Law enforcement personnel will be able to issue tickets to those who violate the order. Schools in cities, including Toronto will hold remote classes through February 10th. The order will remain in effect for at least 28 days.
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8. After a slow start the government says it is now giving more of the second round of stimulus payments out to tax payers that include the number of people who use tax file in software. They found in some cases the Economic Impact Payments does not reach them directly. IRS税务局 and tax prepare... firms have been working to resolve the matter.
[news:/s/00:04.0-01:02.7]
1. The Justice Department has opened more than 170 criminal cases after the riots at the US Capitol last week. NPR's XX reports, authorities say the investigation could take months.
Justice Department officials say they considered the US Capitol and its grounds a crime scene. SH runs the FBI's Washington field office, he says they have 100,000 pieces of digital evidence already.
"This a 24-7 floor board invest the full-bore（彻头彻尾地） invest, extensive operation into what happened that day."
Acting US Attorney Micheal Sherwin says he expects to see cases ranging from theft and trespassing to felony murder. Sherwin says he's created special teams to build ...siditioning seditioning (暴动的，妨碍治安的) conspiracy cases. With others should focus on rioters who used weapons or pipe bombs. Authorities are giving priority to assault on the media and police. Capital police officer BS died a day after the siege.
(pipe bomb 一段铁管中间雷管炸药两头螺纹管帽引信从一个官帽中引出...打火机...嘭！！！)
[news:/s/01:01.7-01:34.3]
2. 特朗普否认“煽动国会骚乱”：我那天的言辞“完全适当”
President Trump is taking no responsibility for his part in fomenting 煽动 last week's violent attack at the Capitol by extremists loyal to him. Trump was visiting Texas to talk about his border wall, saying his words were quote "appropriate" “inappropriate”. During a remark....in Alamo, Texas the newly build section of the wall Trump also saying that free speech is under assault. Meanwhile House Republican leaders say will not lobby the members against voting to impeach the President this week. It's Trump's first public appearance since the riot at the US capital after Trump exhorted鼓动 followers to march and quote，"fight".
Five people died.
[news:/s/01:34.3-02:22.5]
3. One of the nation's most powerful business lobbies has issued a tinging rebuke of the President for his role in last week's deadly riot at the Capitol. NPR's XX has more.
Chamber CEO Tom Donohue issued a statement, saying "in his words and the actions, President Trump has undermined the nation's Democratic institutions and ideals". Donohue urged officials at every level of government to promote calm and encourage a peaceful transfer of power to President-elect Joe Biden.
"Violence has no place in our democracy. The matter where it comes from? Who perpetrates it? Or what motivated?"
Donohue says it's up to Congress to decide whether impeachment is warranted, adding that he trust lawmakers to use those tools judiciously to ensure the nation's wellbeing and security.
[news:/s/02:22.5-02:49.0]
4. After last week week’s attack of the Capitol the top House Security Officials notified members and staffers they will now have to be screen before entering the House chamber. Acting Sergeant armed sergeant-at-arms (警卫员）Timothy Blodget noticed, saying magnetometer will being placed and quote "those they failing complete screening or carrying a prohibited items will result in none null access to the chamber." He also reiterated that members were not permitted to enter the floor if they are not wearing a mask, and if they remove their mask, they can be removed from the House floor.
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5. A lovely day of trading on Wall Street where stocks shock off earlier lows to closed at modestly higher. The Dow is up 60 points , the Nasdaq closes up 36 points today.
[news:/s/03:00.1-03:32.5]
6. It appears last week's assault on the US Capitol building by pro-Trump loyalists, was along with claiming of five lives. They act as a possible super spread super-spreader event for the virus. In a span of 24 hours, three House Democrats now say they have tested positive for the coronavirus. Positive tests have sparked concerns about how many more people hay have been affected by last week's event when the pro-Trump extremists, many not wearing masks, storm the Capitol building. Dozens of lawmakers had to be whisked（迅速带走）to secure locations where some remain for hours in close proximity.
[news:/s/03:32.5-04:22.0]
7. Canada's most populous province has declared a state of emergency. It's issuing a stay-at-home order amid rising Covid case numbers there. Reporter XX has that story.
Starting Thursday, Ontario residents may only leave their homes for essential work and trips like grocery shopping and doctor's appointments and to exercise. Ontario Premier XX said the stay-at-home order is needed to protect the province's struggling hospitals.
"The system is on the brink of collapse. It's on the brink of being overwhelmed."
Law enforcement personnel will be able to issue tickets to those who violate the order. Schools in cities, including Toronto will hold remote classes through February 10th. The order will remain in effect for at least 28 days.
[news:/s/04:22.0-04:37.0]
8. After a slow start the government says it is now giving more of the second round of stimulus payments out to tax payers that include the number of people who use tax file in software. They found in some cases the Economic Impact Payments does not reach them directly. IRS税务局 and tax prepare tax-prep( tax-preparation的缩写） firms have been working to resolve the matter.
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