Today is Wednesday, January 22nd.

What to know today about 12 hours of debate on Capitol Hill

will break it down in just a couple of minutes.

There's also an update about the new virus outbreak,

some new rules for Uber, and Starbucks has a new plan for sustainability.

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The intense debate about the ground rules for the Senate impeachment trial went on for

hours and did not end until early this morning, as in starting yesterday afternoon

and lasting until about 2 a.m. today, and this was just the first step to set the rules. So here are a few

of the main takeaways. First, we now know each side will have 24 hours total

spread out over three days to make their opening arguments.

That's actually a last minute change

from the originally proposed two days.

Before the change, Democrats had argued Republicans

were purposely trying to push arguments

into the late night hours, so Americans would not be able to watch from home.

And since some moderate Republicans agreed, the rules were ultimately updated.

But Senate Republicans stuck together on most of the other issues.

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