disease research. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected cbs news, new york. it's thursday, june 16th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." new emails. the investigation into the capitol riot takes another turn. how the wife of a supreme court justice may have played a larger role than previously thought in efforts to overturn the 2022 election. breaking overnight, baby formula setback. why abbott is shutting down its michigan plant again just days after restarting production. america's bottom line. the fed makes a big move to fight inflation. what it means for the average consumer. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the house committee

investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol will hold its third public hearing today, but there are new developments about the possible involvement of the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. cbs news has confirmed the committee obtained emails between ginni thomas and conservative lawyer john eastman. eastman played a key role in efforts to pressure then-vice president pence to block certification of donald trump's victory. those efforts to convince pence to overturn the results will be the focus of today's hearing. naomi ruchim is in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are more new developments ahead of today's hearing. the panel investigating the insurrection has released surveillance video of a capitol tour led by a republican congressman the day before the attack. that video is now raising questions about whether the tour was a reconnaissance mission. cbs news has learned

one of today's star witnesses, retired conservative federal judge michael luttig, is expected to testify before the house panel investigating january 6th, 2021, that america's democracy was almost stolen during president trump's efforts to remain in office. before the deadly capitol attack, luttig is said to have urged vice president pence and his aides to resist mr. trump's pressure campaign to delay or block the congressional certification of joe biden's victory. in the panel's first two hearings, the house select committee began its effort to directly connect the former president to the insurrection. >> will tell the story of how donald trump lost an election and knew he lost an election, and as a result of his loss decided to wage an attack on our democracy. >> reporter: on the eve of thursday's hearing, the select committee released video of a tour led by georgia republican congressman barry loudermilk the day before the capitol attack with some of the guests documenting locations like

staircases, security checkpoints, and hallways. the panel says the footage shows a man who was seen threatening members of congress the next day on january 6th as rioters marched toward the capitol. he's denied wrongdoing. >> no one in that group showed that type of aggression that day. they were just here visiting. >> reporter: the u.s. capitol police after reviewing the footage released a statement saying, "we do not consider any of the activity we observed as suspicious." the committee says the group on that tour stayed for several hours on a day the complex was closed to the public, and though panel members have spent the past month trying to get congressman loudermilk to answer questions about the tour he claims he never got their request. anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york. thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. so we will bring you coverage of today's january 6th committee hearing starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on cbs news and the cbs news streaming network.

breaking overnight, abbott nutrition has again stopped producing baby formula at its michigan plant. this time because of flooding. severe storms on monday flooded the plant. it comes less than two weeks after production resumed telling -- following a months' long closure due to contamination and safety concerns. that led to the nationwide formula shortage. abbott says that production of new formula will be delayed now for a few weeks. and wall street is looking at a mixed opening this morning after the federal reserve took aggressive action to fight record high inflation. the central bank raised interest rates by .75% point yesterday, the biggest hike since 1994. now the goal is to slow spending without causing a recession. the news sparked positive gains for the dow, nasdaq, and s&p. carter evans explains how the interest rate hike will impact american families. it is essential that we bring inflation down -- >> reporter: the aggressive move from the central bank is urgent

according to fed chair jerome powell. >> inflation has obviously surprised to the upside over the past year, and further surprises could be in store. >> reporter: the last time the fed raised rates .75% was in 1994 when inflation was only 2.7%. >> in the fed's view, there's too much spending going on. >> reporter: nick bunker's an economist with job search site indeed.com. >> reporter: this is a different position than the fed had a couple of months ago. >> exactly. their expectations haven't come true. inflation is now very high. 8.5%. >> reporter: the fed's move will make borrowing money more expensive. with rate hikes of 1.5% already this year, a loan for the average new car price of $47,000 will cost almost $60 a month more in interest than last year. more expensive loans could discourage spending and reduce the insatiable demand now driving inflation to 40-year highs. but higher interest rates won't lower gas prices, now over $5 a

gallon nationally. president biden called on seven u.s. oil refiners to ramp up production and stop making historically high profit off americans. the painful price increases are already too much for some people on fixed incomes like 70-year-old bonnie gilbert in omaha. her husband died last year from covid. >> now i'm not going to be able to retire because how am i going to retire with just a social security? >> reporter: to make ends meet this month, she's having a garage sale. and high prices might already be having an impact on consumer spending. it declined slightly in may unexpectedly. as for home buyers, the fed chair says prices may remain high because of a lack of inventory even though the average mortgage rate is close to 6%. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. two u.s. veterans from alabama are missing in ukraine. andy huynh, a former marine, and alexander drueke, an iraq veteran, were volunteering and

disappeared during a fierce battle near the border. the u.s. state department is looking into reports that russian or russian-backed separatists captured at least two american citizens. meanwhile, president biden announced that the u.s. is sending another $1 billion in military eight to ukraine. it includes anti-ship missile launchers, howitsers, and additional rounds for advanced rocket systems. america's youngest kids could start receiving covid vaccine shots next week. the fda advisory panel recommended moderna's two-dose vaccine for children under the age of 6. and pfizer's three dose for kids under 5. each vaccine contains a fraction of an adult dose. the fda's vaccine chief says that there's been a troubling surge in young kids being hospitalized during the omicron wave. >> it's a population that has been much less affected than the older populations, particularly

the oldest population, but one nonetheless has also been affected. >> the fda and cdc still have to authorize the shot, though. and dr. anthony fauci has tested positive for covid. federal health officials say president biden's chief medical adviser is experiencing mild symptoms. the 81-year-old is fully vaccinated and double boosted. he's being treated with the anti-viral paxlovid. coming up, concert canceled. why a live show by john hinckley jr., the man who shot president reagan, was called off. and breeding problems. why animal lovers are being told to stop buying bulldogs. this is the "cbs morning news." your rececord labell is takaking off. but so i is your souound engin. you neneed to hirere. i neneed indeed.d. indeed youou do. indeed i instant matatch instay dedelivers quauality candidids matchihing your jojob descript. visisit indeed.c.com/hire

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our top stories this morning -- the house committee investigating the january 6 attack will hold its third public hearing today. there are new developments about the involvement of supreme court justice clarence thomas' wife. the committee obtained emails between ginni thomas and conservative lawyer john eastman. eastman played a key role in efforts to pressure then-vice president pence to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. and abbott nutrition that again stopped producing baby formula at a plant in michigan. severe storms on monday flooded the plant, and it comes less

than two weeks after production resumed following a closure due to contamination and safety concerns. abbott says production of new formula will be delayed for a few weeks. in sports, there's nothing like playing in front of your own fans on your own field or court. in atlanta, one team has redefined home court advantage. here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: nothing about centennial academy's season was a lay-up. >> get your angles -- >> reporter: small team, first time playing together, and their practice gym -- >> a small gym. >> yes. >> reporter: this half-court and barely that at the neighboring ymca. >> i was like, wow, this the gym? >> reporter: it was a resilient group. >> yes. we can overcome that. we've done it in the classroom. we can do it here. >> reporter: centennial is a daily lesson in challenges. one quarter of the kids at this charter school have battled homelessness.

no home basketball court? >> yeah, it was really rough. >> motivation like we need to work hard and beat everybody. >> reporter: despite that short court and long odds. [ cheers ] centennial won the citywide middle school basketball championship. [ cheers ] >> and these guys, they beat the odds and to win it, yes, anything is possible. >> reporter: competitive sports teach resilience. no matter what? >> get it done. >> reporter: a gym helps. >> yes, the gym helps. >> go! >> reporter: centennial just schooled everybody. >> one, two, three -- >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. coming up on "cbs mornings," kathleen buhle, hunter biden's ex-wife, talks about her memoir "if we break." plus, oscar-nominated director baz luhrmann stops by the times square studio to tell us about his movie "elvis." and first on "cbs mornings,"

shawn amos, musician and son of famous amos, tells us all about his debut novel "cookies & milk." that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪