brianna.in michigan who was arrested or participating in january 6th. look, america needs to wrap her arms around the fact that the base, the voting base, of one of our two major political parties, brianna, is fully radicalized. we talk about that, and we get outraged about it. i don't think people know what that means. that mean most republican voters no longer believe in truth. they've given up on democracy. they want a strong man to rule. and they want their political opponents destroyed or killed. this ain't fringe anymore in the republican party. >> remember, ten years ago, it was ten years ago -- >> ten years ago. >> -- todd aken is disqualified, essentially, politically disqualified for his comments about rape and abortion. and that just seems like an entirely -- it is an entirely different environment. >> a lifetime ago. i said some things ten years ago. todd akin was ostracized from the republican party. when republicans said or did things beyond the pail, they were shunned. this is w

brianna? >> i don't think i can process that, rosa. i imagine you can't either, as you try to understand what happened there. rosa flores, thank you. >>> so witnesses who interacted with the far right proud boys on the day of the capitol attack are among those scheduled to testify at the january 6th first public hearing which is thursday night. this is extra significant now that justice department has charged the head of the proud boys enrique tarrio, and four other leaders with seditious conspiracy in the capitol attack. this just happened, escalating the criminal case against members of the proud boys. cnn's senior national correspondent sara sidner joins us now. you have done unique and groundbreaking reporting on the proud boys, including conversations after the january 6th attack with enrique tarrio the leader who wasn't there on that day. >> yeah. >> but what did he tell you as part of these discussions into the subject of planning come up? >> we should talk about -- a little bit about t

>> it made me hope, brianna, that they can connect what these people did to trump.ing is telling the story and it's a horrible story and, brianna, sometimes we need to pull back and think about why we're here, why the three of us are on this set, why we're even talking about this. for the first time in american history in 2020 a president lost an election, refused to concede, refused to participate in the peaceful transfer of power, tried to overthrow that election then. i mean, that's why we're here. it's a horrible story. this committee has to tell that story. i just don't know, brianna, how many people are watching. >> well, that's a very good point. will minds be changed or is this just for history? those discussions that he's talking about that are going to be revealed, what do they need to look like? who do they need to be between in order to draw a line directly between extremists and president trump in your mind? >> well, yeah, it's clear from the hearing last night that the committee is trying to pin all of the violence that occurred, they're trying to make

brianna?>> nick valencia, thank you for that report from uvalde. >>> congressional staffers will continue bipartisan talks on gun safety today. one thing you hear is that around 90% of americans support background checks, but does that tell the whole story about how much agreement there really is? joining me now is harry enten cnn's senior data reporter. harry, when we talk about possible areas of agreement, maybe not exactly what you think. >> yeah, you know, to me the bigger question is, you know, it's not just how do americans feel about gun control but how powerfully do they feel about it? there is this great question from gal lus, are you satisfied with u.s. gun laws and if you want stricter gun laws, do you want them to be less strict? only 36% -- only 36% of americans say they are dissatisfied and want stricter gun laws. 54% say they're either satisfied or dissatisfied and want less strict gun laws. it could be that you want stricter gun laws but you're generally satisfied and this 54%

brianna?brown, thank you for that report. >>> joining us now is former deputy director of the fbi and cnn senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. andy, how do you reconcile that video released by the january 6 committee and the press release we saw just the day before from the capitol police saying we do not consider any of the activities we observed as suspicious? >> it's really hard to reconcile those two things. i should say, john, i am shocked that the capitol police would release such a statement that essentially gives the entire thing a clean bill of health, right? they're basically saying we don't see anything here. i'm shocked that they would release a statement like that without doing a complete investigation which would of course include reviewing the video from january 6th and would, you know, under any reasonable terms include interviewing the people involved to include the congressman but also the people who appear on the video. so i don't think you really can reconcile the

so many, in fact, that brianna said she felt the need to make a two-part follow-up. many of the comments read, he seemed sweet, how are you this calm? and my heart goes out to the guy, he probably just needed somewhere to sleep. even though the situation was upsetting, brianna says she felt the same way, that's why she didn't call police. >> they really don't have anywhere to go, as in like the homeless people. there is a huge community of homeless inside frisco. it's sad to the point where he has to break into somebody's car to lay down to rest for the night. that's really sad. >> reporter: i did reach out to san francisco pd to see if they have received similar reports lately, but we have not heard back from them yet. as for brianna, she says this is a clear example of how much more san francisco needs to do for their unhoused community. she says from now on she'll pay for valet parking. stephanie magallon, nbc bay area news. >> not a bad idea there, stephanie, thank you. >>> bay area sending reinforcement tonight to help fight the rices fire burning in nevada coun

>> yeah, that's right, brianna.ection lies spread as he ignored key advisers and then profited off of those lies. but, brianna and john, the question of whether the committee will ask the justice department to further investigate its findings sparks fresh drama in the wake of the second hearing, as the two leaders of the committee publicly split on the issue.

thanks so much, brianna.velopments out of uvalde, texas. new images that are shedding light on the police response to the school shooting next. >>> we have new details on the january 6th committee's plans to show how former president trump pressured state officials to overturn certified election results. john dean joins us live. the lows of bipolar depression can leavave you down and in the dark. but what if you coululd begin to see the signs of hope all around you? what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant relief from bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression. and, in clinical trials, feelings of inner restlessness and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts right away. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have

brianna? >> nick valencia live in uvalde, thank you. >>> new this morning the 18-year-old accused of killing ten people in a racist attack in a buffalo supermarket has been indicted by a grand jury on 25 counts. he is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. let's bring in cnn's alexandra field. what are we expecting? >> look, this is the second arraignment for the suspected shooter, the 18-year-old was previously in court, entered a plea of not guilty related to the massacre. buffalo grand jury handing down a slue of new charges. he is likely to face ten counts of first degree murder, ten counts of second degree murder as a rate crime along with a weapons charge and a charge of domestic terror. investigators from the local, state, federal level have been working together on this case. they say that this is a shooting that was thoroughly planned based on the suspected shooter's statements and his writings. they say it is very clear that this was an attack that was motivated by hate and by rac

>> that's right, brianna.finding is that this infant formula shortage is having ripple effects, changing people's lives in ways that you might not really have thought of. so let's take a listen, take a look at two moms who we met in the jackson, mississippi, area. so amy gauff she has a daughter eva and she went back to work and switched to formula, then she couldn't find the formula that her daughter liked, she tried others, nothing went down well for her daughter, she is now after six months of not nursing trying to relactate and give it a second try. now, i want to be clear, she loved nursing her daughter but had gone back to work and there's something bittersweet about this for her. also similar for statin brown, she was planning on weaning her baby zoe but realized she couldn't because of the infant formula shortage, she couldn't find the formula that she needed. she's going to continue breast-feeding and pumping. again, it's not that she doesn't want to do this it's just that it can be really difficult.

even though the situation was upsetting, brianna says she felt the same way. that's why she didn't call police. >> they really don't have anywhere to go, as in like the homeless people. there is a huge community of homeless inside frisco. so it's just really said to the point where he has to break into somebody's car to lay down to rest for the night. that's really sad. >> reporter: stephanie, nbc bay area news. >>> less than a week since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, california is a sanctuary state for women seeking abortions. influx of patients from other states actually began last september when texas passed its heartbeat law banning abortion after six weeks. since then planned parenthood has been purchasing property, expanding health centers and hiring more staff. >> the institute that does these surveys is anticipating that we're going to see about a 3,000% increase in patients. so that's about -- we're roughly seeing about -- an increase in 46,000 in previous years to well over 1 million. >> an ucla study projects that 50% of out-of-state abo

i'm brianna keilar with john berman. there are new questions about donald trump's legal exposure in the january 6th attempted and attempted coup. he and his allies new their scheme was illegal but continued with it anyway. putting vice president pence's life in danger as angry mobs vowed to hang him at the capitol. this was pence on january 6th sheltering in a secure location as rioters overwhelmed the capitol. they came within 40 feet of the vice president's evacuation route. we are learning more about a heated phone call between trump and pence on that morning of january 6th. here's what witnesses, including ivanka trump, said about the former president's demeanor. >> yeah. i remember hearing the word wimp. he called him a wimp. i don't remember if he said you are a wimp. you'll be a wimp. . >> it was a different tone i heard him take with the vice president before. >> so a major new piece of evidence reviewed by the committee. john eastman, the lawyer central to overturn the election results, asked for a pardon after

brianna?> pamela, thank you for that. >>> joining me now cnn's senior legal analyst and former state and federal prosecutor ellie honing. i want to talk about what we're going to see in a few hours as this next round of hearings gets under way. they will focus on mike pence and what he did and didn't do that donald trump wanted him to do on january 6. where does this fit in the larger picture that the committee is trying to paint? >> so, john, this is the last second hail mary pass, this is donald trump's last desperate effort to hold on to power. now, it is december 2020, all the lawsuits are over, donald trump has lost. all the states have certified their votes. the only thing left to be done is the formal counting of electoral votes in congress on january 6. now, the law tells us that the vice president presides over that and he has two jobs, two jobs, to open the electoral votes and to announce the vote. that's it. seems straightforward, right? enter john eastman. this is a guy we will be

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>> no, i don't think so, brianna.pared to what, and if you go back 90 days ago then i would have felt like, boy, they're going to lose this thing. that's when we thought the russians were going to sweep across the entire country and take over the capital, and that was plan a. we're now in plan b. this is frankly a smaller level of conflict, but it accuse advantage to the russians, brianna, because they can pack their forces in a much smaller area, they can overcome some of the logistics challenges they faced when they were spread out. so, no, i don't think the ukrainians are on the verge of losing in a big sweeping way, but you are going to see days where the ukrainians score some hits and the converse with the russians. look for the russians to grind it out for another month, two months. they won't gain a lot of territory but i think what's in putin's mind is grab as much as he can and then start to look for a negotiation. >> and tell us about the black sea. you're really looking to the black sea as the next front he

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. enough.hat was president biden's message to congress and the nation in the wake of new mass shootings. enough. the rare primetime address from the president was a shift in the white house public response over the last couple of weeks and included his most specific appeal for stricter gun laws. >> his walk to the podium lined with 56 candles representing victims of gun violence from every u.s. state and territory. >> my fellow americans, enough. enough. it's time for each of us to do our part. it's time to act. for the children we've lost, the children we can save, for the nation we love. let's hear the call and the cry. let's meet the moment. let us finally do something. >> the president laid down a marker to expected opposition from republican lawmakers. >> don't tell me raising the age won't make a difference. enough. my god, the fact that the majority of the senate republicans don't want any of these proposals, even to be gate debated or come up with a vote i find unconscionable. >> let's

i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. so now what?t's the question millions of americans are asking this morning, now what after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade, now what happens to a woman in texas who wants an abortion? is it illegal for her to travel to colorado to get one? is it illegal for someone to advise her to go to colorado? could a state like wisconsin with majority approval for abortion rights still enact a decades old ban? what happens with abortion pills? where can they and can't they be mailed? what about the politics, can a republican congress with a republican president now move to restrict all abortions across the can country? what can democrats do to reverse this, if anything? at least ten states quickly moved to implement laws effectively banning abortions since friday, some happened with trigger laws, another five states expected to enact further laws limiting abortion and all 26 states have laws that indicate they could outlaw or set extreme limits on the procedure. there were some protests across th

>> yeah, absolutely, brianna.king with somebody yesterday who told me that this is basically a campaign ad for ron desantis and a few minutes later i spoke with another trump aide who said, look, the former president is teflon, nothing has taken him down to this point and nothing will. his supporters will remain loyal through it all. i do think that this is a looming question how this plays out over the next few weeks, even the next few months, especially as trump continues to weigh a future presidential bid. >> we just had amie parnes from the hill saying she was hearing from people within ron desantis's orbit looking at this with some level of pleasure yesterday. eric erickson put out this tweet, he said gut feeling january 6 testimony does little publicly to push gop from trump. does a lot to make them privately slowly walk away. it's that last sentence that's so interesting to me. is it possible that people within the republican world, especially as they looked at '24 just say, he's not worth it anymore. it's

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. pat cipollone the former top lawyer at the white house has been subpoenaed by the january 6th committee. the committee clearly feels he is a central figure in their investigation. witnesses have testified that he pushed back on the fake electoral college scheme. >>> cassidy hutchinson testified that cipollone warned if trump went to the capitol, quote, we're going to be charged with every crime imaginable. cipollone did meet with the panel informally in april but has been reluctant to do more. now a source tells dana bash he might agree to at least a limited transcribed interview. >>> first on cnn, cassidy hutchinson stands by her testimony in the face of push back from the secret service. the former top aide to chief of staff mark meadows told the committee that trump was so determined to join his supporters at the capitol that he tried to grab the wheel of the beast. the presidential armored vehicle which was an suv that day. and lunged at an agent's throat. committee co-chair liz c

i'm brianna keilar with john berman.e begin with the price of gas, closer than ever to the dreaded $5 a gallon mark. the national average for a gallon of regular gas hitting $4797 up nearly 2 cents overnight and this is the 13th straight day of record highs for the gas prices, it's the 30th in the last 31 days, the surge hitting americans right where they live and drive. >> so it is worth noting that when you adjust for inflation prices are not at record highs, not yet, but they do keep rising with no real end in sight. this is what president biden said about soaring gas prices during his appearance on jimmy kimmel overnight. >> look, inflation is -- is the -- is the bain of our existence, inflation is mostly in food and in gasoline. >> yeah. >> at the pump. >> that's what kills you it's a little billboard telling everyone how expensive everything is. if donald trump leaving one of those sharpies over for you you can maybe change the price on that you know. >> we could. >> now, this morning we will ask the white house ab

i'm brianna keilar with john berman this morning.they have weapons, let my people in. that is what trump said on january 6th, according to a former top white house aide, wanting his supporters to be let into his rally, even knowing that they were heading on to the capitol. it puts him in significantly more legal jeopardy, it ties him closer than ever to the violence at the capitol. cassidy hutchinson, a once loyal and trusted insider in the trump white house, delivering blockbuster testimony before the january 6th committee, saying that trump demanded those security checkpoints be removed outside of his rally on the ellipse, despite knowing that many of his supporters were armed, that they were threatening violence, and then still he told them during that rally to, quote, fight like hell. >> i was in the vicinity of the conversation where i overheard the president say something to the effect of, you know, i don't effing care that they have weapons, they're not here to hurt me, take the effing mags away, let me people in, they can mar

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.e have new evidence that revealed the donald trump and his allies knew their scheme to overturn the 2020 election was unconstitutional and illegal but continued with it anyway. that's raising new questions this morning about the former president's legal exposure. video we are seeing for the first time shows mike pence, the former vice president, sheltering in a secure location for nearly five hours, as rioters overwhelm the capitol, looking to hang him. we were told they came within 40 feet of the vice president's evacuation route. we're also learning new details about a heated phone call between trump and pence on the morning of january 6th. this is what witnesses, including ivanka trump, said about the president's demeanor on that call. >> yeah. i remember hearing the word wimp. either he called him a wimp. i don't remember if he said you are a wimp. you'll be a wimp. >> it was a different tone than i had heard him take with the vice president before. >> a major new piece of evidence

it is tuesday, june 28th, and i'm brianna keilar with john berman.nscheduled hearing here in six hours, to present recently obtained evidence, and at least one surprise witness who has been central to their investigation. it is cassidy hutchinson, we have learned. a former top aide to trump white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> she has already delivered some of the most dramatic moments in videotaped testimony identifying the names of republican lawmakers she say asking for pardons, discussion the conversations surrounding the legality of the election scheme. and hutchinson reports to something reacting approvallely to chances of "hang mike pence." we have also learned that federal agents seized john eastman's cell phone last week. this is video of how it unfolded. eastman is the architect of fake electors to overturn the 2020 election. >> and kristen holmes is joining us from washington. kristen, this is going to be a

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.igue surrounding the january 6th committee hearing today. a surprise hearing, not on the sch schedule. one surprise witness has been central to their investigation, that witness is cassid

i'm brianna keilar with john berman. committee hearings. this morning fingers are pointing, denials are flying and trump world is reeling. cnn has spoken to several former trump administration officials and allies and they acknowledge that yesterday's testimony from former justice department officials was damaging. we have much more -- much more damaging, they believe, than the previous four hearings, even bleak. the officials laid out how trump attempted to weaponize the justice department for his political gain, pressuring them relentlessly with demands like this -- >> i'm just asking you to do is just say it was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the republican congressmen. >> that pressure, those calls, it was relentless, almost daily. pressure to say things that were not true. that these officials told the president were not true and pressure to do things that arguably were not legal. then there was the scheme to install this man, jeffrey clark, an environmental lawyer and election live promoter into the top job a

i'm brianna keel wilar with joh berman. a compelling and disturbing day four of the january 6th committee hearings, and it directly linked former president donald trump to all of it. in the end, trump's allies could not produce any evidence of election fraud. something that they openly admitted. >> at some point, one of them make a comment that they didn't have evidence but they had a lot of theorys? >> that was mr. giuliani. >> and what exactly did he say and how did that come up? >> my recollection, he said, we have got lots of theories, we just don't have the evidence. >> the pressure campaign on state officials was relentless, even dangerous, it included ugly threats and intimidation by trump supporters and the former president himself. leaving one georgia election worker too scared to even say her own name out loud in public, a steep price for those who defended democracy and did their job. >> the committee unveiled new information about previously unknown activity involving wisconsin's republican senator ron johnson.

brianna? >> thank goodness they are all alive.port. >>> what ivanka trump told a documentary filmmaker that may contradict what she told the january 6th committee. >>> and an american airman arrested in connection with an insider attack at a u.s. air base in syria. we are live at the pentagon. (mom allen) verizon just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (dad allen) we've been customers for years. (dad brown) we got iphone 13s, too. switched two minutes ago, literally right before ts. (vo) now everyone can get a new iphone 13 us on america's most reliable 5g nwork. for every stomer. current, new, everyone. to show the love. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen

brianna? >> very good point. lauren fox live for us on the hill.hank you. >>> so we have major political news out of the united kingdom that broke in just the last few hours. it is possible that the leader of america's closest ally could be out of a job by tonight. it was just announced that british prime minister boris johnson will face a no confidence vote within his own party this. comes after months of johnson being dogged by the party-gate candle accused of flouting covid restrictions and then there was this, he was booed, you can hear it right there, booed during the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations. our max foster was covering that live. that was a sense of the trouble he was in, max. >> yeah, absolutely. i was at the concert as well in saturday night on the crowd and boris johnson arrived, massive boos again. his polling numbers in the uk are really down. but this is really today -- it's happening very quickly -- how the members of parliament in his party feel because they are the ones that decide who their leader is. we found out this

brianna?ort, we do appreciate it. >>> so after meeting with formulamakers, president biden conceded that he didn't understand how much the abbott plant shutdown in february would affect supplies. here's how he responded when pressed by our kaitlan collins. >> i don't think anyone anticipated the impact of the shutdown of one facility. >> didn't the ceos just tell you that they understood it would have a very big impact? >> they did. but i didn't. >> and kaitlan's with us now on this. they did, but i didn't. what did you think of that answer? >> it was remarkable because the president had just spent this meeting where he was meeting with these top five baby formula manufacturers, talking about the impact that the closure of this abbott nutrition plant had. that was back in the middle of february. this is what really exacerbated the problems that adrienne was talking about there. and the president went around and asking each of them if they understood what kind of impact, just how severe this sh

john and brianna?la brown, thank you for that. >>> joining us now are two law enforcement officers who responded to the deadly insurrection and were viciously attacked by rioters. u.s. capitol police sergeant oculani ganel and police officer michael fanone. i will remind people that you both testified before congress in the wake of the january 6th riots and as we are looking towards this event tonight, in primetime, what are you, sergeant, hoping to see? >> i'm hoping to have the committee lay out what -- who were the people, who were orchestrating, and who planned january 6th. so we can hold everybody, anyone of those people who took part accountable on the hours of that day. >> what else are you hoping for? >> i want to see the evidence. i want to hear the witness testimony. i want to hear from the individuals that were deposed. and we heard there were over a thousand interviews conducted, depositions, i want to hear that testimony. >> what do you hope that people take away from this. maybe people wh

. >> well, brianna, that's actually a very good point. initially i think the public, to some extent, was led to believe that those early responding officers and while it may be true for the earliest responding officers, but i think the public was led to believe that officers and those early minutes only had pistols, as a matter of fact i reviewed a transcript of a call that the school district police chief made to the uvalde police department, and he said that was at around 11:40 a.m., and he said in that phone call that they were outgunned essentially, that all they had were pistols, he urgently requested more equipment be deployed, and arrive at the school, but, again, we see that just about 12 minutes later, there is at least one ballistic shield and at least one rifle at that point. >> again, and if we can look at that picture again, you see the shield there, you see the rifle, perhaps rifles there, 12 minutes after the chief said they didn't have enough firepower. so it is coming. it's here. from this moment on, tony, there is 58 min

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. live hearings with a surprise witness.onald trump's 2020 campaign manager, bell stepian facing cameras and the country. what does he know, what is he willing to tell the committee? he is appearing under subpoena which adds a wrinkle of uncertainty and how much he will be cooperative. >> today's hearing will focus on trump's lies about election fraud and how they helped fuel the mob that attacked the capitol on january 6th. we'll hear evidence that trump knew the claims were baseless but spread the lies anyway. a member telling "new day" it could lead to the potential prosecution of trump. >> we are laying out a road map for the american people to understand all of the facts and, you know, i think the justice department is watching very closely, like the chairman said, all of the information to the committee as collected will be shared with the department of justice in a way they can evaluate it. >> and elaine loria says they will show with evidence with not just one congressman, but other congressmen sought pardons from tr

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. and new this morning, president biden taking on big oil, demanding immediate action from seven major oil companies to boost supplies. in a letter to the companies, he slams their high profit margins, and insists they are not acceptable when americans are paying record prices at the pump. >> the president blames the oil companies for blunting the impact of his historic actions to counter vladimir putin's price hikes as he puts it. he's also warning that the federal government is ready to use additional emergency powers to boost refinery capacity and output. gabe cohen joining us now from las vegas, where gas prices are 60 cents higher than the national average, gabe. >> reporter: it is a testament to how gas prices and inflation hit americans with lower wages, even harder. the price of gas here in nevada is second highest in the country. but when you factor in the average salary that workers are making, drivers here have to work longer than anywhere else in the country in order to affo

brianna? >> we talk about futures stolen by gun violence. i don't think you expect for it to hit so close to home, but it's so prevalent that it does and sierra is someone who had such a bright future ahead of her and we appreciate you writing about her and sharing that with us. thank you. >> thank you. thanks, brianna. >>> "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it is monday, june 13th. a man on the inside set to testify in this morning's second january 6th hearing in a surprise move by the committee. donald trump's 2020 campaign manager bill stepien will appear under subpoena to it's a question just how much of a cooperative witness he will be. >> what does stepien know and what is he willing to tell the committee and the country on live television? the focus today the committee's case that trump's lies about election fraud helped fuel the mob that attacked the capitol. the committee says that trump knew the allegations were bogus. joining me now ellie honing cnn senior legal a

i'm brianna keilar in washington with john berman in new york. we're beginning with chaos in the skies during what may be the busiest weekend so far this year for air travel. according to the flight tracking website flight aware more than 900 flights were canceled on sunday alone across the u.s. since friday there have been more than 3,000 flight cancellations. >> so the airlines are blaming weather problems and ongoing staff shortages, in particular a shortage of pilots, so can travelers expect more of this as we enter the peak summer travel season? cnn's aviation correspondent pete muntean is live at reagan national airport. a lot of unhappy travelers this morning, pete. >> reporter: no doubt, john. in fact, a lot of people probably still trying to get home even today after traveling this weekend. these new numbers are huge, but the cause of this really is not. we were reporting over and over again that airlines got a lot smaller over the pandemic and that has led to these massive flight crew shortages. the deck of cards really comes tumbling d

i'm brianna keilar with john berman.happened inside the classroom when the shooter opened fire on him. >>> five members of the proud boys including the group's top leader, charged with seditious conspiracy for their roles in the capitol attack. what the evidence shows. >>> it is primary day in seven states, including the nation's most populace california. the key races to watch as voters head to the polls. >>> he begged for help. officers stood there and watched him drown. what new body cam video shows and what police are heard saying. >>> good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is tuesday, june 7th. negotiators on capitol hill met late into the night, and it seems there are areas of possible agreement on gun control. here is what is on the table. incentivizing states to pass red flag laws and a waiting period, potential waiting period, for 18 to 21-year-olds to buy semiautomatic weapons, weapons like the ar-15, as well as school safety measures and investments in mental health. remember, the ki

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. developing this morning, the results are in and donald trump exacting a measure of revenge on republicans who moved to impeach him, even as the january 6th committee presents evidence they suggest points to possible crimes by the former president. trump's political strength is still evident at the polls. >>> overnight south carolina republican congressman tom rice was defeated by a trump endorsed candidate. rice was one of ten republicans in the house who voted to impeach the former president and one of the first to face republican primary voters. another race in south carolina did not go trump's way, congresswoman nancy mace at times a trump critic survived a primary challenge. in another significant development republican mayor flores flipped a democratic house district in south texas, this is a pretty significant special election victory that builds on republican gains among latino voters in the region in the 2020 election. >>> joining me now is cnn senior data reporter harry enten

. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. this certainly is a significant moment, but it is notably still very far from the finish line. we had ten republicans and ten democrats over the weekend announcing this framework for a deal and that is notable given the fact that that indicates there is enough republican support at this moment to potentially get it through the senate. now, this deal includes funding for states to enact so-called red flag laws, gives more money for mental health, for school safety, and it klis an enhanced review process for kids, people age 18 to 21 who want to get a gun, it gives the authorities more time to look into their juvenile records, hold their medical record -- mental health records, rather, and it would clarify the definition of federally licensed firearm dealer. that potential would require more firearm sellers to have to register, go through some sort of background check and it notably reduces the boyfriend loophole that now would apply potentially to dating partners as well. what is not i

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman this morning. the nation is waking up to a different america after the consequential supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. a decision that will define generation toss come. at least ten states quickly moving to implement laws effectively banning abortions since friday. another five states are expected to enact trigger laws limiting abortion. in all 26 states have laws that indicate they could outlaw or set extreme limits on the procedure. protests intensifying nationwide both for and against the supreme court's ruling to overturn the federal constitutional right to an abortion. many many protests were peaceful there were incidents with some protesters getting arrested. >> as some states move to restrict abortion rights others are taking steps to protect access and funding. also some major companies are pledging to provide support for employees and in some cases their defendants where abortions are now being outlawed. meanwhile, there are questions about the future of other court-determine

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.at is being presented by the january 6th committee. they are making a case that he was central to the events surrounding january 6th, and was a key player, the key player in trying to overturn the election. the committee presenting never before seen video of the violence as rioters breached the capitol. the committee's vice chair republican liz cheney alleged trump had a seven-point plan to overturn the 2020 election, which included pressuring vice president mike pence to refuse to count certified electoral votes and when pence defied him, there was this. >> hang mike pence. hang mike pence. hang mike pence. >> aware of the rioters' chants to hang mike pence, the president responded with this sentiment, quote, maybe our supporters have the right idea. mike pence, quote, deserves it. >> there was also gripping testimony from an injured capitol police officer who described the scene as the pro trump mob stormed the capitol. >> there were officers on the ground, you know, they were bleedi

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.ken laws and broken lives, the case being made by the january 6th committee in its latest round of hearings with new revelations about individuals threatened and harassed because of lies. lies the committee suggests that broke the law, including submitting slates of fake electors that simply did not win the vote. lies the committee says about election fraud in which trump allies did not produce evidence, in fact, admitingly according to the testimony without evidence. >> at some point did one of them make a comment that they didn't have evidence but they had a lot of theories? >> that was mr. giuliani. >> and what exactly did he say and how did that come up? >> my recollection he said we've got lots of theories, we just don't have the evidence. >> witnesses revealed how the pressure campaign from trump world became dangerous. republican arizona house speaker rusty bowers said people often show up to his house, some calling him a corrupt politician and a pedophile. bowers says one man c

john, brianna?ng us the senior director for western hemisphere affairs in the national security council juan gonzalez. you had said that president biden very personally wants the president of mexico to be there, so was president biden very personally disappointed that the mention con president will not attend? >> let me say first actually the mexican government and the governments of central america will be represented by delegations, the president also looks forward to hosting the president of mexico here in washington in july. i think the delay in the decision after months -- a month of conversations with the mexican government is because the president respects the diversity of views and wanted to talk to not just the president of mexico but others in the region to hear their perspectives. ultimately i think the decision was that the first summit of the americas held since 2018, the first one that a president has participated in since 2015 should be one where the regions democracies should talk ab

brianna? >> a lot hanging in the balance here, jason carroll, thank you for that report. >>> happening today, the house is expected to vote on a protecting our kids act which has a number of measures aimed at reducing mass shootings including requiring safe storage of guns in residences and a tax credit for people to purchase them. that part of the bill is being credited to democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin of michigan, making a push for safe storage since the oxford high school shooting which happened in her district in november. she also serves on the homeland security committee. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. we should note that in the oxford case, the parents actually, they bought the alleged gunman a weapon, they did not secure it, and i would also note that here in recent days a 2-year-old accidentally shot and killed their father in orlando with an unsecured gun. how big of a problem is this? >> yeah, i mean, it is a significant problem and also, i mean, it is importa

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. negotiations on gun safety late into the night in the senate and we have new reporting on the contours of possible agreement. i can show you a list of some of the things being discussed right now. incentivizing states to pass red flag laws, and then there is this, a possible waiting period for 18 to 21-year-olds to buy semi-automatic weapons like the ones used by teenage shooters in uvalde, buffalo and parkland. this is a new proposal, it would not be a ban on sales to people younger than 21, but it would be a potentially significant new development. also, on that list, you can see school safety measures, and investments in mental health. the u.s. is on pace to see its worst year ever for mass shootings. there have been at least 247 mass shootings through june 5th of this year, that's according to the gun violence archive, including at least 13 since friday alone. >>> also this week, the events surrounding the january 6th insurrection will take center stage. we have new cnn reporting

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. just say it was corrupt and leave the rest to me and republican congressmen. a sentence that rang across the halls of the capitol and this morning, might very well be ringing into the courtroom. a day of sworn testimony about how former president trump relentlessly pressured the justice department to more or less overthrow the election, pressured them almost every day, asking officials to say things that were not true, that they told him were not true, and trying to get them to do things without precedence and that were arguably not legal. watch. >> let's take a look at another one of your notes. you also noted that mr. rosen said to mr. trump, quote, doj can't and won't snap its fingers and change the outcome of the election. how did the president respond to that, sir? >> he responded very quickly and said, essentially, that's not what i'm asking you to do. what i'm asking you to do is just say it was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the republican congressmen. >> i made the poin

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>> reporter: yeah, brianna, her attorney tells me that in recent days she had to see doctors because she can't stop shaking. not just because of those accusations, but because of what happened that day. now, according to her attorney don flannery, amelia was setting up for an end of the school year party on the day of the shooting and she was going to this door to meet a co-worker who was pulling up to the school with food. as she's doing so, she sees what was the gunman's car crashed. so she goes back inside and calls 911, but to report the crash. when she gets back to the door, she sees her co-worker running, someone across the street is yelling he's got a gun, and she sees the gunman coming toward her and according to her attorney, she knows what's about to happen. so she kicks closed the door, runs and hides in a classroom, she hears gunshots first outside, then closer inside, according to her attorney she made peace with the idea she was going to die. she survived, and outside of what happened that day, her attorney says she has no plans to sue the school, the school district, o

>> yeah, that's right, brianna. that's really what the committee aimed to showcase, that donald trump's election lies spread as he ignored key advisers and then profited off of those lies. but, brianna and john, the question of whether the committee will ask the justice department to further investigate its findings sparks fresh drama in the wake of the second hearing, as the two leaders of the committee publicly split on the issue. >> reporter: chairman bennie thompson publicly claiming the january 6th house select committee will not refer former president trump or anyone else to the justice department for criminal prosecution. >> what i prefer that we complete our work and seal that work with the department of justice. and they will make that call after that. >> reporter: even without a referral, the justice department would prosecute. but some committee members feel those comments are premature. >> we have had a discussion about that. i thought we discovered that decision until we concluded our investigation, at

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i'm john berman with brianna keilar. enough.. enough. the rare primetime address from the president was a shift in the white house public response over the last couple of weeks and included his most specific appeal for stricter gun laws. >> his walk to the podium lined with