right now on "america this morning," the new evidence revealed by the january 6th committee at its first primetime hearing. >> it was carnage. it was chaos. >> the never before seen video of the attack on the capitol, testimony from trump's inner circle including his daughter ivanka. and breaking overnight, the alleged link between two militia groups and people close to former president trump. how trump is responding. also breaking overnight, the school police chief in uvalde breaks his silence defending his actions amid claims he waited to confront the gunman as 19 children were massacred. why he says his officers could not get inside that classroom. sticker shock at the grocery

store. just how high supermarket prices are rising. four decades later the baby reported missing after her parents' murder in 1981 is found alive. her family describing the moment they got the news. emergency at the m&m factory. two workers fall into a tank of chocolate. and from the chaos before britney spears' wedding to the mystery surrounding this creature and lebron and his las vegas dreams, it's friday, june 10th. good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> and i'm veronica miracle in for mona. we begin with the january 6th committee revealing new evidence during a primetime hearing last night. >> the committee unveiled graphic video of the violence during the attack on the capitol suggested that vice president pence deserved to be hanged. >> after the hearing wrapped up

the committee chairman revealed new information about the alleged link between two militia groups and people in president trump's orbit. >> faith abubey begins our coverage from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. the committee directly blamed former president trump saying that he lit the flame for the attack on the u.s. capitol. its first primetime hearing, the house committee investigating the january 6th capitol attack described the riot as former president trump's last stand. >> january 6th was the culmination of an attempted coup. >> reporter: committee members say their year long investigation found trump energized groups like the proud boys and oathkeepers. >> over multiple months donald trump oversaw and coordinated a sophisticated seven-part plan to overturn the presidential election and prevent the chance for a presidential power. >> reporter: congressman liz cheney saying one moment weeks before the riot was pivotal. on december 18th she says met

with former national security adviser michael flynn, attorney sidney powell and advi tt nt it was directly caused by donald trump's actions in the weeks and months before january 6th. that is what this committee is trying to establish. >> reporter: cheney also confirmed previous reports that as members of the mob yelled "hang mike pence," trump was privately endorsing the crowd's chants. >> the president responded with this sentiment, quote, maybe our supporters have the right idea. mike pence, quote, deserves it. >> reporter: and cheney says multiple republican members of congress asked trump for presidential pardons after the riot. >> breach the line.

this crowd is a riot. >> reporter: the hearing featured never before seen video from the attack. along with witness testimony, caroline edwards was the first u.s. capitol officer injured. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. there were officers on the ground, you know, they were bleeding, they were throwing up. it was carnage, it was chaos. >> reporter: the committee also played a taped deposition from trump's daughter ivanka who said she accepted former attorney wi assessment that there was no evidence of sufficient voter fraud. >> i respect attorney general barr, so i accepted what he said. >> reporter: several members of the proud boys and oath keepers face charges in connection with the attack. 's hearing the committee's chairman said they also have evidence that links

trump's inner circle to those militia groups. >> are there going to be witnesses that describe actual conversations between these extremist groups and anyone in trump's orbit? >> yes. >> there will be? >> yes. >> reporter: overnight trump responding calling the committee political hacks. other republicans calling the committee's work a partisan witch-hunt. >> sky high gas prices, the border crisis, the baby formula shortage. these hearings are no more than an attempt to change the narrative. >> reporter: and, andrew, the committee doesn't have power to press charges. that decision would have to come from the department of justice and we're told attorney generalh hearindrew. >> all right, faith, thank you. and we asked our political director rick klein for his thoughts on the hearing and the key takeaways. >> this was a powerful first evening of testimony that the january 6th committee put out there for the american public. starting with the case that they have assembled against former president trump and those around him. also against members of congress

who continue in many ways to excuse the behaviors and the actions and were involved in the plot to try to overturn the results of the election. you saw congresswoman cheney calling out those members of congress and using the words of and close associates to try to make the case that they knew exactly what was going on. they know that the election was lost and yet they worked to foment the rebellion against the institution of congress anyway. all in all, a first salvo that tells you about a committee that has done an extensive and exhaustive amount of research and is only now beginning to share that with the public that's still beginning -- still comprehending what happened last january 6th. rick klein, abc news, washington. >> our thanks there to rick. the next committee hearing is monday at 10:00 a.m. abc news will bring you live coverage. police in maryland have yet to explain a motive for a deadly workplace shooting. authorities say the gunman opened fire at this manufacturing plant 75 miles west of baltimore killing three

co-workers and injuring a fourth person. the suspect was taken into custody after being injured in a shootout with a state trooper. new overnight the school police chief in uvalde, texas, is breaking his silenc what took officers so long to enter robb elementary school as. revealing his struggle to open the door and explaining why he didn't have his police radio with him. this morning, the uvalde school district police chief is defending the department's response to the school massacre that left 19 children dead. chief pete arredondo telling "the texas tribune," not a single responding officer ever hesitated to put themselves at risk to save the children. the response coming after the or allegedly ordering officers not to breach the classroom. sahaton saying, i didn't issue any orders. i called for assistance and asked for an extraction tool to open the door. according to "the new york

times," more than a does of the 33 children and 3 teachers originally in the two classrooms remained alive during the 1 hour and 17 minutes from when the shooting began to when officers officially entered. and during that time, students were calling 911 begging for help. >> anybody inside the burg at the time. the room full of victims. >> reporter: arredondo says he was not aware of the 911 calls because he did not have his radio saying he left it behind because he wanted his hands free to hold his gun. as for criticism officers took too long to breach the classroom one official tells abc news that arredondo was overheard saying people are going to ask why we're taking so long but the chief explains during the 77-minute delay he was looking for a key. the gunman was locked in classroom with dozens of students shielded by a reinforced metal door and steel jam that prevented police from entering and called for

tactical gear. when handed a key ring he says none of them opened the door. arredondo saying, i was praying one of them was going to open up the door each time i tried a key. arredondo says he didn't speak out earlier because he didn't want to add to the town's grief. turning to the economy, new evidence of the sticker shock americans are experiencing at the grocery store. a new survey shows grocery prices rose last month at a record pace up nearly 12% from a year ago. one factor, the record high price of diesel used by the trucking industry. truckers are quitting in record numbers because of the surging cost of fuel. meanwhile, regular gas is now averaging $5 a gallon nationwide. this morning the government is releasing its monthly report on overall inflation. russia is threatening a direct military clash with the west after a cyberattack targeting the kremlin. moscow says a government website was hacked to reveal a message supporting ukraine. meanwhile, the ukrainians are appealing for more weapons as russian forces gain ground in

the east. the ukrainian military says it attacked this stadasrn ukraine.tedlbeing used by iassrurcfon es >> time now for a look at your friday weather. the san francisco bay area is bracing for sweltering temperatures. triple digits are expected from northern california all the way to arizona and into texas through the weekend. on the radar severe storms are expected later today from arkansas to the florida panhandle where an isolated tornado is possible. showers for parts of the upper midwest and heavy rains in the northwest. checking today's high temperatures, 70s around the great lakes and across new england. hot again across the south. coming up, the emergency at a chocolate factory. also ahead, 42 years later, the baby who disappeared after her parents' murder is found alive. we hear from the overjoyed

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emergency crews swarmed the m&m factory in central pennsylvania after two workers fell into a vat of chocolate. dispatchers reported the employees were waist high in chocolate, though it's unclear if it was dry or liquid. first responders eventually rescued them and brought them to the hospital as a precaution. we turn now to a family reunited four decades after a brutal crime. a child known as baby holly has been found 42 years after she was reported missing. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning the missing baby of a couple found murdered four decades ago has been found alive. >> i'm excited to announce that baby holly has been located

alive and well 42 years later. >> reporter: the stunning announcement made in texas where tina gail and harold dean clouse were found dead in a wooded area back in 1981. but the couple's baby daughter, holly, was nowhere to be found. at the time police could not identify the couple, who had just moved to the houston area from florida. but last year through genetic genealogy authorities identified the remains and notified their families. and now, months later, they've nowlly tracked down baby s's b. oklama her gran callin get the news tuesday. >> that night i slept all night. first time in 42 years. >> we had nightmares, you know, almost every night wondering what happened to holly. >> reporter: authorities say sometime after holly's parents were murdered she was left at a church in arizona by two women

belonging to a religious group. >> they were wearing white robes and they were barefoot. they indicated the beliefs of their religion included the separation of male and female members. >> reporter: the clouses' family says aund roh the time of the murders someone called them identifying herself as sister susan, telling them the couple had joined the religious group, which was known to travel around the southwest. police now hope someone will come forward with new information about the clouses' murder. meanwhile, they're grateful for the technology that's allowed them to come this far. >> it's kind of encouraging that we have that ability to go back in time and solve these mysteries and these crimes that affected people's lives for literally decades. >> police say the family that raised holly is not suspected of any involvement in her parents' deaths. holly is requesting privacy as she processes this very personal news. andrew, veronica? >> andrea, thank you. and comingupsivemiti invvi ao ahead, the chaos before

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i was slipping in people's blood. it was carnage. it was chaos. powerful testimony inside the first prime time hearing on the capital attack. the warriors hoping to tidy up the series before they come back home. steph curry's injury and what he is saying before the game. triple digit temperatures. drew is here with what you need to know. and francis, it is nice to have you back. today it is all about that heat. it is going to be a hot day thankfully this hot weather doesn't stick around all that

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