right now on "america this morning" -- 187 minutes of inaction. the january 6th committee releases new video and images from inside the white house. and new testimony revealing how president trump chose not to stop the mob from attacking the capitol. and for the first time we hear the frantic radio calls from vice president mike pence's security detail. plus, breaking overnight, a u.s. congressman and scandidate for governor attacked on stage in new york. a man apparently trying to stab him. what we're learning about the

suspect. commuter chaos outside boston. a fire on a subway train high above a river. we hear more from a witness who watched one woman jump. and a murder in paradise. a tennessee man accused of murdering his wife on their honeymoon at a luxury resort in fiji. what police are revealing, and how he allegedly tried to escape. a party turns deadly when a sinkhole opens up beneath the swimming pool. and later the stunning new payday for an nfl quarterback set to make more money than an entire major league baseball team. >> announcer: from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." good friday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm christie aleto in for andrew. video revealed by the january 6th committee and president trump reacting overnight. >> the committee's hearing last night focused on the 187 minutes when trump failed to take any action to stop the mob from

attacking the capitol. we heard testimony claiming trump made no calls to law enforcement or the military. >> also last night for the first time we heard dramatic audio from former vice president mike pence's security detail revealing how agents feared for their lives during the riot. >> abc's em nguyen gibegins our coverage from washington. good morning. >> reporter: the committee took us inside the white house during the capitol riot and revealed outtakes from a speech presidnt trump recorded hours later. this morning the committee investigating the january 6th attack revealing never-before-seen video of former president trump the day after the riot. playing outtakes from a speech he recorded. >> my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. >> reporter: he was speaking about those who attacked the capitol but refused to say they broke the law. >> and if you broke the law -- i can't say that.

>> reporter: and he still resisted saying the election was over. >> the demonstrators who infiltrated the capitol have defied the seat of -- it's defiled, right? i can't see it very well. i'll do this. i'm going to do this. let's go. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don't want to say the election's over. i just want to say congress has certified the results. without saying the election's over. okay? >> reporter: adviser ivanka up from is heard coaching her father in the background. >> but congress has certified. now congress has certified. >> i didn't say over. so let me see. go to the paragraph before. i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday. yesterday is a hard word for me. >> just take it out. >> the heinous attack. >> good. >> reporter: also last night the committee further revealed the danger vice president mike pence faced on january 6th after trump tweeted calling him a coward for

helping to certify joe biden's election win. former white house aide sarah matthews testified that tweet from trump was like pouring gasoline on the fire. >> it was essentially him giving the green light to these people, telling them that what they were doing at the steps of the capitol and entering the capitol was okay, that they were justified in their anger. >> reporter: as the mob came within feet of the vice president's office, radio traffic from pence's security detail reveals just how worried secret service agents were about evacuating him from the capitol. >> if we lose only more time we may lose the ability to leave. so if we're going to leave we need to do it now. >> reporter: in video testimony an unnamed security official testified members of pence's security team, fearing for their lives, even asked for good-bye messages to be sent to their families. >> members of the vp detail at this time were starting to fear for their own lives.

there was a lot of yelling, a lot of -- a lot of very personal calls over the radio. so it was disturbing. i don't like talking about it. but there were calls to say good-bye to family members, so on and so forth. it was getting -- just for whatever the reason was on the ground, the vp detail thought that this was about to get very ugly. >> reporter: the committee also showed footage of missouri senator josh hawley running in the senate halls to escape from rioters. video that drew laughs in the hearing room. earlier that day hawley was seen raising his fist toward trump supporters. a capitol police officer testified hawley's gesture of support riled up the crowd. former president trump has released a statement calling his former aide sarah matthews a liar and criticizing mike pence. trump also denied that he privately took some responsibility for the riot.

mona? >> em, thank you. the committee says they will meet again in september. meanwhile, sources say a criminal investigation is now under way into text messages sent by the secret service before and during january 6th. the agency says the texts were deleted during a system upgrade despite requests from the january 6th committee to turn them over. a congressman running for governor of new york was attacked during a campaign event last night. republican lee zeldin was giving a speech near rochester when police say a man climbed onto the stage and tried to stab him in the neck with a pointed weapon. the 43-year-old suspect reportedly said "you're done." people in the audience were able to restrain him until police arrived. he's charged with felony attempted assault. zeldin fortunately was not hurt. there's no word on a motive for the attack but zeldin later tweeted "scores should be settled at the ballot box, not on stage at campaign events." now to president biden, isolating at the white house after testing positive for covid. he says he's doing great, but many questions surround the new

covid patient on pennsylvania avenue. >> i'm doing well. getting a lot of work done. >> reporter: recording this video from the white house. president joe biden says he's doing great and keeping busy as he recovers from covid. >> thanks for your concern, and keep the faith. it's going to be okay. >> reporter: the white house says biden tested positive yesterday after going to bed wednesday night feeling fine but not sleeping well. biden's physician did update the president's symptoms. in a statement writing, "he's experiencing runny nose and fatigue with an occasional dry cough." but it was dr. ashish jha, the white house coronavirus coordinator, who took questions from reporters. >> right now he feels really well. our expectation is that he's going to continue to have mild illness. and he's going to be monitored for symptoms. >> reporter: the president is receiving the anti-viral medication paxlovid. the 79-year-old is fully vaccinated and got two booster shots. contact tracing is under way for his close contacts, including members of congress.

senators warren and markey with the president wednesday have both tested negative, along with first lady jill biden. >> he's feeling good. i tested negative this morning. i am going to keep my schedule. i am, according to cdc guidelines, i am keeping masked. >> white house officials say they don't know where the president caught the virus, and we don't know which variant he may have. he's now isolating at the white house for at least five days. well, disappointed and angry, just some of the words from george floyd's family after a man who took part in his murder was sentenced thursday. former minneapolis police officer thomas lane received 2 1/2 years in prison for violating floyd's civil rights, far short of the 6 1/2 years that prosecutors requested. lane held floyd's legs as derek chauvin pinned him with his knee. and authorities in boston believe they know what caused this train fire yesterday. they say broken metal touched the third rail. smoke quickly spread through one

of the cars as the subway train sat on a bridge above the mystic river. some passengers were able to climb through the windows. but one woman jumped into the river, stunning her fellow passengers. >> it was a bigger drop than you would think. i hear a woman scream behind me. and she's just like, "no, no, don't jump." and then we look out into the river and there's this woman swimming around there. >> about 200 people were on board the train. some encouraging news from the war in ukraine. a deal to resume much-needed grain exports from ukraine is expected to be signed today. the deal was brokered by turkey. ukraine is one of the world's top food suppliers. but shipments have been blocked by russia. food supply shortages are one factor in a growing humanitarian crisis in east africa, and groups are bracing for a historic famine. they say nearly 400,000 children are at risk of dying without immediate care. climate change is another factor. well, the climate and pesticides are being blamed for

the sharp decline in monarch butterflies. scientists have now placed them on the endangered list. one expert calls it a devastating decline in the population. a historic heat wave gripping much of the country continues. so with that let's take a look at your friday forecast. two young children have been killed after a tree fell on a home during severe weather in birmingham, alabama. another boy and two women were injured in the storm. in new jersey a doorbell camera captured this lightning strike. severe storms packed winds up to 60 miles per hour. but the big story remains the heat. it will feel like 100 degrees or more through the weekend in the northeast. and looking at the rest of your high temperatures, more records could be broken today from tennessee to arizona. coming up, a pet snake attacks its owner inside his

home. how police responded. also ahead, the honeymoon murder case. what we're learning about the tennessee man accused of killing his wife in fiji, allegedly trying to escape in a kayak. and a deadly day at this swimming pool when a sinkhole opens up beneath

♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ ♪ quit snooping round my door ♪ actress shanka dukureh has died. she bought her big break this year playing big mama thornton in "elvis." her body was found in her nashville apartment. the cause of death hasn't been determined but police say no foul play was evident. she was only 44. a tennessee man is under arrest in fiji, charged with killing his wife on their

honeymoon. local police say christie chen was beaten to death in the couple's bungalow at a luxury resort. sources tell the "daily mail" that her husband, bradley dawson, escaped in a kayak in the middle of the night, paddling to a small island more than i amile away. abc news has not verified that report. dawson was arrested two days later. his bail hearing is monday. a tragic end to a pool party in israel. a sinkhole suddenly opened up in this back yard swimming pool and swallowed up two men. one man climbed his way out, but the other man was later found dead. emergency crews took hours to retrieve the body. a disturbing scene at a home near philadelphia. a man attacked by a snake. police getting the call, asked the dispatcher to repeat the information because it was so unusual. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning a pennsylvania man is recovering after police say they were forced to kill his pet snake that was strangling him. >> 28-year-old male with a snake wrapped around his neck.

>> reporter: neighbors say the man had many pet snakes including this one in his mekunji township home where a family member found him unconscious and in cardiac arrest wednesday with a 15-foot snake on top of him. >> quite literally the officer looked into the room and the snake was looking up at him. >> reporter: officers say the snake's head was just far enough away where they could shoot it without injuring the man. >> the officers had to make a life or death decision. >> reporter: so they took the shot, and snake released its grip, slithering away, eventually dying. officers then pulled the man to safety. neighbors say they often see the man in his yard holding a snake. it's not clear how many he has in his home. officers now being praised for their quick thinking. >> one of the officers described it as a scene from a horror movie. and that's probably the most appropriate way to describe it. >> the man was alive when he was rushed to the hospital, where he was still recovering as of yesterday. it's not clear what type of snake it was or why it turned on

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> my only goal was to ensure the integrity -- reggie: 187 minutes of inaction. the committee taking us inside the white house on that day. kumasi: police connected a 76-year-old man decades after a crime. reggie: the drawing for one of the top prizes in lottery history is tonight. we have some so-called lucky retailers in the area. kumasi: good morning, everybody. happy friday. it is july 22. drew: we are seeing cooler weather later today. we have issues with fog today. no dense fog in most spots.

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