>>d thisorning, ther new deo of planted pipe bombs outside the republican and democratic national committee buildings before the january 6th capitol attack. this video shows the suspect on a park bench near the rnc headquarters on capitol hill. where they placed an explosive device and another several blocks away at the dnc. the bombs were viable, including galvanized pipes, a kitchen timer, and homemade black powder. officials also say the cell phone that the suspect is seen using offers a clue. >> i think it actually says that the potential is there that someone else was on the other end of that text or that phone. now you have two people involved in this, and potentially more. >> the fbi noted the individual was wearing glasses and looking at street signs. an indication experts say they are not from the area. there is a reward of up to $100,000 for any information leading to an arrest. >>> and protective fencing is expected to be installed around the u.s. capitol again. law enforcement is concerned about potential violence at a rally next saturday. demonstrators intend to show support fo

national committee. republican national committee on first street and the democratic national committee building on national. you'll see the dot thereof person moving along and then the video, there's a version of this video that lays in previously seen surveillance videos of the suspect walking along those various places so there's i gather two versions of this map. one shows just the route itself, and you can see down in the lower right korean folger park and that's just a block away from the site. here's the suspect walking along those various routes. it's from followier park that the fbi believes that this person was based, although investigators now say they don't believe that the person was from this area of capitol hill. they obviously canvassed every house along the route and looked for every single frame of surveillance video that they can find and they have been able to by looking at all these various videos figure out where this person was walking, where they came from and how they came to plant the to you pipe bombs. neither of the pipe bombs exploded and the discovery hours before the storming

then there was this week, someone arrested near the democratic national committee headquarters accused of having a machete in his truck and a swastika painted on the vehicle near the democratic national committee headquarters where there was a pipe bomb in early january. host: less than 10 minutes left in our program. as a reminder for viewers were watching on c-span, we will be taking you to the senate judiciary committee for a hearing that will be happening. members already in the room. gold medalist simone biles and other star gymnast will testify before the senate judiciary committee on the investigation into larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics doctor accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of girls and women. that hearing is where we will take you after the program. until it begins, you can chat with scott macfarlane of nbc 4 about his investigation covering the prosecution of january 6 protesters. this is ron in florida, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for having me. i have a question for scott. why doesn't the fbi release more videos of that insurrecti

machete, a swastika, other white supremacist similar bombs near the headquarters of the democratic national committee. how disturbing are these details? >> wolf, they're very disturbing. i think on an age level, what this incident shows to us and confirms for us is that political locations and political individuals continue to be very important symbolic targets for this white supremacist racially motivated domestic violence extremist community. so if anybody thinks that the targeting of potentially congressional members and politically associated locations by the democratic national committee is over and ended on january 6th, that is wrong. this line, this threat stream as we say in the industry, goes on. and i think every time we have another one of these incidents on the capital like the bombing at the check point in the capital like the individual who drove his truck up and claimed to have a bomb, this is just one more incident in that series of very concerning steps. it's got to remind us how potent a target those places are. >> chief ramsey, you were the police chief here in washington, d.c. you

the republican national committee is on 1st street. the democratic south capitol. and you see the dnc, rnc sites there in red and blue. and then they believe -- about the only thing the fbi can say for sure now, after looking at all this surveillance video, talking to people in the neighborhood, is that they don't think this person is from that area of washington. they also think this person, based out of a park that's nearby called folger park. you'll see it appear here. >> yeah. >> there it is on the screen. it's just covered up right now. there you see folger park. that's where they think this person based this activity out of that night. they don't even know if this is a man or woman. hopes by releasing this video is that somebody will see something familiar here, certainly in what the person is wearing or carrying, the way they carry the backpack, for example, the way they walk or move. are any of these things familiar? they hope that will generate some tips here. all they know is that these two pipe bombs were planted, that they were fully func

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leading off our discussion tonight is jaime harrison, chairman of the democratic national committee. chairman harrison, welcome to "the last word." >> thank you so much for having me, jonathan. >> all right. i've got to have you listen to something that kristi noem had to say on fox news on thursday. have a listen. >> this is not a power that is delegated to the federal government. this is a power for states to decide. in south dakota we're going to be free. my legal team is already working and we will defend and protect our people from this unlawful mandate. >> chairman harrison, republican leaders are making a conscious choice to fight back against president biden's covid protection measures. how will democrats proceed in dealing with a party so unwilling to help fight the pandemic? >> jonathan, these people are unhinged. it's like watching a version of looney tunes or something. they're cuckoo for cocoa puffs. this is absolutely crazy. there are so many vaccines that we take just walking around. you know, polio, measles. i have two young kids and every few months we take them to g

gavin newsom as the governor fights for his political life >>> the armed man arrested near democratic national committeeeadquarters what police found inside his truck >>> fencing about to go up around the capitol ahead of a planned rally. >>> the fireworks as secretary of state tony blinken testifies on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan our richard engel back inside the taliban-controlled country. what he found at the former u.s. embassy. >>> the urgent spyware warning for apple users. >>> and the new space race suiting up inside the jet propulsion lab as nasa looks to the next frontier

his announcement came not long after police arrested a california man near the democratic national committeey net, a machete in his truck which was covered in white supremacist symbols. this is just another example of why capitol police are not taking chances this saturday. the department now under new leadership promising better communication, better intelligence sharing with officers and other law enforcement agencies. internal reviews we know had partially blamed intelligence sharing failures for lack of preparedness on january 6. brianna, i think it is worth noting the fact tom manger is a local guy in selecting a chief. he can round up the local law enforcement because he knows everybody here. that is one advantage they have going into this. this may be one of the first major tests for his administration at the police department, so we'll see how it shakes. but they're not taking any chances. >> look, that violent chatter is very concerning, so we'll be watching this ahead of this rally. whitney, thank you so much. >>> secretary of state tony blinken grilled on capitol hill about the u.

. >>> capitol police say a man arrested near the headquarters of the democratic national committee was spreading white supremacist ideology. they say a bayonet and machete was found in his truck, which included racist symbols. he allegedly told officers he was on patrol. it comes as police prepare to reinstall fencing around the capitol before a rally this saturday which is aimed at supporting those who stormed the capitol in january. >>> apple has an urgent new warning to anyone using their devices. the company is urging people to download an emergency software update for all iphones, ipads, apple watches and mac computers. the update fixes a flaw that could allow spyware to unknowingly be installed on your devices. an israeli firm is reportedly behind the spyware which can turn on your camera and microphone. >>> all right. time now for a look at your tuesday weather. >>> nicholas making its way up the texas coast into this tuesday morning. we're talking about wind and rain from southeast texas all the way through louisiana. it's a very slow-moving storm, so it's going to be putting a

a man from southern california is in custody tonight after he was arrested outside the democratic national committees in washington, dc near the u.s. cap capital with a machete and a bayonet. >> yikes. the man is from oceanside to san diego county actually jacobs has been digging into his past and has more details. >> 44 year-old donald craig and has a lengthy criminal history. i do know. >> we issued him a ticket or earlier this year. as a trance and don't know what the ticket was for. but i do know it was a transcendent. >> at that time. oceanside police tell me craighead has had run-ins with multiple agencies, including carlsbad in san diego pd. he also has several felony charges stemming from arrests made by the sheriff's department, including robbery. the majority of those arrests happening in east county and then there's the most recent arrest happening outside the dnc headquarters in washington, dc capitol police say a patrol officer noticed a dodge dakota truck with a swastika and other white bulls painted on it in the early morning hours monday officers say craig had told them he was, quote

gavin newsom as the governor fights for his political life >>> the armed man arrested near democratic national committeedquarters what police found inside his truck >>> fencing about to go up around the capitol ahead of a planned rally. >>> the fireworks as secretary of state tony blinken testifies on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan our richard engel back inside the taliban-controlled country. what he found at the former u.s. embassy. >>> the urgent spyware warning for apple users. >>> and the new space race suiting up inside the jet propulsion lab as nasa looks to the next frontier >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone back to school jitters were never quite like this this morning the yellow buses lined up and school bells rang for a million children in the nation's largest school system, many walking inside a physical classroom for the first time in a very long time their first lesson, as

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morning after police found a bayonet and several knives in his pickup truck parked near democratic national committee headquarters where a pipe bomb was found on january 6. found on the truck had several swastika markings on it. authorities say this weekend's rally at the capitol in support of those taking part in the january attack could bring bring extremists intended on sparking violence. capitol police briefed lawmakers this morning. >> i think they're more prepared than january. >> reporter: officials acknowledged intelligence failures leading up to january 6, and this time around they're not taking chances. new surveillance cameras are installed this morning and eight-foot-high security fencing will return. >> the fencing will go up a day- or two before and if everything goes well, it will come down very soon after. >> reporter: paul abbate is the deputy director of the f.b.i. should there be concern that there could be some sort of violence associated with that date? >> we're postured with our partners for september 18 now and even beyond that to ensure that violence doesn't occur. >> reporter

authorities say they found a machete and bayonet inside his pickup truck near the democratic national committee headquarters. police say that truck was plastered with a swastika and other racist symbols. an american flag covering the license plate. officers arresting the driver, 44-year-old donald craighead, who allegedly told police he was "on patrol" and began talking about white supremacist ideology. and now several months after the january 6th insurrection, police are preparing for another rally in support of the rioters who stormed the capitol that day. capitol police chief tom manger telling us the fencing around the capitol will temporarily go back up, already installing new sir say lens cameras. >> the fence will go up a day or two before and if everything goes well, it will come down very soon after. >> reporter: chief manger briefing congressional leaders today. >> i think they're much better prepared than they were before january 6th. >> reporter: david, we're told d.c. police will be fully activated this weekend. organizers of saturday's rally are encouraging demonstrators to remain

clinton's and presidential campaign and as long had given a general counsel advice to the democratic national committee. now at the september 2016 meeting, susman passed along analysis, rum, cybersecurity, experts who reported that internet data raised the possibility of speaker communications between the trump campaign and the russians largest commercial financial institution alpha bank, which then that was pushed by the hillary clinton campaign. all across the mainstream media and it was a big topic of the 2016 presidential campaign, the entire term presidency throughout the entire trump presidency. trump denied vehemently deny these allegations as well as russia. now one of the big questions is why is this all happening now? the reason why is the statute of limitations expires on sussman meeting with the f b, i general counsel and it's unclear whether durham's prob will continue to be funded past the end of the governments, the fiscal year on september 30th. one of the big things here is if you lie to the f b i, it is a federal crime. and if you are caught and found guilty of misleading the f b i, t

enraging to see some republicans come out for this bill even though the chairman of the democratic national committee old axiom is earlier this week that if democrats pass the infrastructure bill they are going to campaign on it. their message to voters in the midterm election will be we passed the infrastructure bill, democrats deliver, why would any republican want to play into their hands on that? >> when we see what is happening on the jobs front we have positions that restaurateurs can't fill, just talked to a guy in my hometown, run a restaurant for 35 years, said i've never seen anything like this. he looked crestfallen, family business, we can't fill jobs and yet we are bringing in millions as you talked about my segment, millions of illegal immigrants and now refugees who are going to come in and undercut wages for low and middle income workers in this country and we can find people to fill jobs i guess we have refugees and illegal immigrants filling those jobs. >> that is right. from the haitians at the border to tens of thousands of illegals who have come across the border since president

they then go to lawyers for the democratic national committee for hillary clinton's campaign and basically pitch them on continuing their political opposition work against donald trump. they say at that point we would like to start looking at his activities in russia. because we haven't really looked at that closely before. they get the go ahead, the money to do that. that is when they hire christopher steel. a person who has become sort of notorious in the aftermath. >> tucker: who is christopher steel? >> a former mis agent who worked for a time for the british government in russia. headed their russian desk. as a spy in russia. then headed their intelligence operation or the russian desk in london. then like many former spies or former fbi agents or whatever the case might be, he became a corporate investigator starting his own firm in london called orbit business intelligence. that kind of specializepugh in gathering stuff about russia or eastern europe for business clients and others. >> tucker: so fuse i don't know gps was hired by who didn't liking trump on the republican side. swit

has released new video of the suspect who planted pipe bombs outside the republican and democratic national committee buildings before that deadly january 6 assault on the u.s. capitol. eight months later, the bomber's identity, it's still a mystery. here's cbs' errol barnett. >> reporter: tonight, newly released video footage shows the suspected pipe bomber, seen here in a gray hooded sweatshirt sitting on a park bench near democratic party headquarters on capitol hill. they placed one explosive device and another several blocks away at the republican party headquarters. found on the morning of january 6 the bombs diverted police resources ahead of the capitol attack. the f.b.i. struggling with leads on the bomber's i.d. eight months later also released this virtual map tonight showing the suspect's route and notedly the individual was wearing glasses and looking at street signs, an and lookin they may not be from the area. both bombs were viable, made of galvanized pipes, a kitchen timer, and home made black powder. >> no piece is too small, no lead is too small. >> reporter: former f.b.i. agent to

this morning, the head of the democratic national committee sent out a press release claiming victory, saying this president did what no other president could do as if he is some kind of hero. democrats have politicized this and it is shameful. this morning on new shows, that was on fox news. on morning joe, he said a few hundred. yesterday, he said it is in the few hundreds are left in afghanistan. antony blinken last night at a press conference it is less than 200 but closer to 100. early in the day he said it was 250. this administration has no idea this administration has left behind. as the end the evacuation. they ended the mission not because america decided to do so, because this commander-in-chief cowtown to the taliban. he did with the taliban told him to do, and he stopped evacuating americans, leaving an estimated hundreds of americans still in afghanistan behind enemy lines. i served in afghanistan in 2014 and 2015. i served on the front lines to train, advise and equip the afghan army. i am a navy reserve logistics officer, and i served in a foreign military sales row. n

some republicans, a few republicans come out for this bill even though the chairman o the democratic national committeeold xes earlier this week that if democrats pass the infrastructure bill, they're going to campaign on it their message to the voters in the midterm election will be we pas the infrastructure bill, democrats deliver, why would an republican want to put their hands on that. >> what we see what's happening on the jobs front, congressman, again, we have physicians that restaurant tours can't fill, i just talked to a guy in my hometown here who says he's run a restaurant for 35 years and h said i've never seen anything like this. he looked crestfallen. a family business, great guy. we can't fill jobs. it were bringing in millions is we talked about last segments, millions of over the years illegal immigrants and now refugees who are going to come in and clearly undercut wages for low and middle income workers in this country and still we can't find people to fill jobs. so i guess we'll have illegal immigrants filling those jobs. >> that's right. from the haitians at the border to the tens

if they acted alone or in concert but we do know they targeted both the republican national committee and the democraticnd in my career of dealing with these anti-government extremists, hates, these republican politicians have made a deal with the del. you notice the bomb would be near the republican national committee. they don't make a distinction. you're a government official. you're a congressman, congresswoman. they don't like you at all either. >> it is not about political party. there was also a bomb threat at the capitol less than a moth ago. what is the likelihood of another type of attack taking place? >> i think what we are going to see january 6 -- i'm sorry, on the rally about the arrest for january 6 is not another january 6. the police chiefs are right to prepare for that but it is not going to be that. that's the last war. they have to put up the fencing and they have to do everything and be prepared. it is not going to be that way. you don't have a sitting president encouraging 15,000 people to storm the capitol. it's not going to be that way. different. around the country there could b

trey: a lawyer linked to hillary clinton's presidential campaign and democratic national committee wass week with lying to the fbi, michael susman is second person. when dust settled, more fbi employees had been indicted than members of the trump family, more people connected with the clinton campaign have been indicted than members of the trump family. but the biggest indictment of all, wind up being fbi itself. in 2016, fbiest investigated candidates of both major political parties and botched both investigations. classified information and collusion. democratted believe that fbi hurt clinton's campaign when it reopened investigation weeks before the general election and republicans believe that fbi cast a cloud over donald trump's entire presidency. what we know is that fbi could not even police the political bias of its own agents and lawyers, fbi could not even figure out its own paid sources. they could not get the fisa application right, they were so worried about its image it hurt its own representation. those investigations were steeped in politics, surely the fbi can handle a

the democratic national committee.rs with mark alias the democrat super lawyer out there suing every state that tries to improve election integrity. so you have to believe in this indictment that the fbi general counsel took on face value that he was doing this as a citizen which is a stretch. i don't know if this will result in a conviction or not. the law firm and the lawyer are denying this and the star witness, james baker, now works for twitter and he is not necessarily cooperating. he's saying he can't remember this exchange exactly.g. this is all premised of notes from another lawyer that james baker allegedly spoke to. what's in this indictment is super interesting and it harkens back to what we know about the steel dossier and about the pack of lies that the clinton team told the world, told journalists, told, you know, law enforcement aboutt the steel dossier. they denied they were behind that and all of these allegations about russia conclusion and in fact funded it with fusion gps, this law firm funded it a

in the united states, capitol police arrested a man who parked near headquarters of the democratic national committee in washington, d.c., monday with a machete and bayonet in his pickup truck. officers charged 44-year-old donald craighead of oceanside, california, with possession of prohibited weapons. his truck was emblazoned with a swastika and other white supremacist symbols. the arrest came less than a month after capitol police arrested a north carolina man outside the library of congress who claimed to have a bomb in his truck. police are erecting a temporary fence around the capitol ahead of a far-right, pro-trump so-called "justice for j6" rally planned for saturday. apple has released an emergency software update to fix a security flaw in its iphones and other products researchers found was being exploited by the israeli-based nso group to infect the devices with its pegasus spyware. over 1.6 5 million apple products in use around the globe are vulnerable to the spyware since at least apple said march. vulnerable devices could be hacked by receiving a malicious pdf file that users didn't ev

and they have worked for the democratic national committee and he also was a top attorney at perkinsoie. perkins coie had another employee, this michael sussman who was the subject of this fbi probe and potentially is going to get this indictment. the question is, how did the money flow and what were they telling the fbi and what were they telling federal officials and official capacities about the origins of this, and the justification to go after donald trump. it was all a lie, all in the mueller report, how and why does this information flow. this indictment could very well be somebody lying to the fbi and telling them things are absolutely fabricated. >> sandra: and he has said he won't bring this forward unless he certain that he can win. the case against sussman, jason, and that was who was represented. and they were secretly working for the clinton campaign, and sussman has denied this allegation. dig into that for us. >> that was ten plus million dollars that was flowing into, and marc elias was the ringleader. i'm just telling you if you look at this, he was the one who has

he was parked near the democratic national committee headquarters around midnight. that happening right now under our noses. that's why what one former president said about another former president is something we all need to pay attention to in this current moment. >> in the weeks and months following the 9/11 attacks, i was proud to lead an amazing resilient united people. when it comes to the unity of america, those days seem distant from our own. force seems at work in our common life that turns every disagreement into an argument and every argument into a clash of cultures. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and future together. >> a naked appeal to anger, fear and recsentmentresentment. look, however you feel about george w. bush, when he was in office he wasn't known for eloq eloquence. he wasn't like barack obama. but what he said right there was the truth or as they say facts. he didn't even mention the former president's name. didn't have to. even though many people wish

from page 4 of the indictment, and i quote here, "in or about april 2016, the democratic national committee retained suss man to represent it in connection with hacking of its email servers by the russian government in connection as the victim of a hack, the defendant met and communicated regularly with the fbi, the doj, and other u.s. government agencies. durham also brought a relatively minor case last year against the former fbi lawyer who admitted to falsifying information used to obtain a surveillance warrant against the former trump campaign associate, carter page. now listen. don't get it twisted, okay? i know how people hoff to take stuff out of context. i'm certainly not defending breaking the law. but these are two relatively minor cases. after the folks over at the fox propaganda network hammered on the durham investigation, over and over and over. the durham investigation, durham, durham, durham, durham. telling us it was going to blow up the election. telling us it was going to be a massive october surprise. spoiler alert! not. >> again, we need to see where the buck stops. so

the fbi releasing this new video of a suspect sitting on a bench near the democratic national committee on the night before the riot. the new video comes as capitol police are learning of potential violence and unrest at the upcoming september 18th rally in support of the more than 600 rioters who have been federally charged in the insurrection. and a source tells cnn tonight that the capitol police are requesting a smaller version of the fencing that surrounded the capitol for months after the 6th be -- that it be temporarily put back up. >>> president biden set to lay out his six-point plan to end the covid pandemic. we'll preview. that's next. a lot of people think dealing with copd is a walk in the park. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything will be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... flare-ups, (cough cough) which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world... our lungs deserve the real protection of breztri. breztri gives you better breathing... symptom improvement, and

capitol police arrest a man with a bayonet and machete in his truck parked near the democratic national committee headquarters. he had a swastika and other symbols painted on it. you can't brush this off because in a way, trump seems to literally be standing up for domestic terrorists after george w. bush delivered that speech suggesting people who attacked the u.s. on 9/11 and people who attacked the capitol are children of the same foul spirit. trump put out a statement that basically said, who, me? again, trump didn't deny it. bush didn't mention trump by name. trump didn't deny it. trump just said bush should not be lecturing about anything. and then as if for emphasis, trump is endorsing a qanon supportive candidate for secretary of state in arizona. joining us for all this on a reality check, cnn's signier political analyst john avalon. >> today's recall vote in california is about much more than republicans trying to replace gavin newsom as governor. it's a preview of things that look likely to define the '22 midterms and beyond. democrats are calling out republicans' extreme, divisive and

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california man is under arrest in washington, police say that he was spotted near the democratic national committee headquarters with a machete and multiple knives in his truck. the truck had a swastika and other white supremacist symbols painted on it. >>> joe manchin has launched a public campaign voicing his concerns over the hefty price tag for president biden's massive spending bill. on monday manchin told reporters a number of his democratic colleagues share at least some of his concerns about the scope and cost of the $3.5 trillion plan. manchin of course is the key swing vote democrats need to get the bill passed underscoring the challenge party leaders face in the narrowly qdivided congress. >>> still to come, the u.s. is looking to israel for guidance on covid booster shots. more on what is expected to be discussed at a key meeting, that is next. >>> and this morning celebrates as fashion's biggest night makes a comeback, the met gala. with an extra boost of fragrance you can see... smell... and feel. it's air care redefined. air wick essential mist, connect to nature. tony here from cred

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he worked for the clintons, democratic national committee and top attorney at a law firm.w and what were they telling the f.b.i.? what were they telling federal officials in official capacities about the origins of this and the justification to go after donald trump? it was all a lie. it was all a facade. we have the mueller report to prove that. >> harris: the f.b.i. on the hot seat again. jason chaffetz breaking down the latest indictment in the case of michael sussman part of the durham investigation that learn what started the russia probe against president trump. durham may be planning to show just how far hillary clinton's campaign went to smear donald trump whether true or not. a new piece of fox legal analyst andy mccarthy untangles the web head lined dem plot to steal the white house. anatomy of a political dirty drik. -trick. he says he will show a scheme where hillary clinton's campaign peddled misinformation about trump and sussman lying to the f.b.i. the same law firm employed fusion gps that hired discredited dossier author christopher steele. he went to the

he was near the headquarters of the democratic national committee.es days before a far right rally expected to draw hundreds to washington. cnn crime and justice reporter, shimon prokupecz is with us now. what more are you learning about this arrest? >> reporter: yeah, this certainly underscores the concern that authorities here have in anticipation of this rally that's supposed to take place on saturday. capitol police pulling over this individual. they identified him as 44-year-old daniel craighead, and what they say is they found a bayonet and machete inside his pickup truck. they also asked him some questions. he said he was out who are on patrol. he was talking about white supremacy, and other information that gay concern to authorities. he's awaiting his court hearing. he's from california. police believe he drove all the way here from california. as you said, they arrested him just after midnight, and he's now awaiting that court hearing sgh so di . >> so disturbing to see the swastikas on his truck. joining us now, charles ramsey, former d.c.

his truck parked near the headquarters of the democratic national committee what officers said he told them he was doing. >>> lawmakers briefed on the justice for j6 rally set for this week. the concern and response from capitol police. >>> for the first time, declassified documents from the fbi's 9/11 investigation are released what they reveal about saudi arabia and the questions that remain >>> the facts. the truth. heewwi spa sth" back in 60 seconds >>> capitol police today arrested a man with a bayonet and machete in his truck he told cops he was on patrol and started talking about white supremacy ideology they arrested him after an officer spotted his truck covered in swastikas and white supremacy symbols. it had an american flag instead of a license plate when the officer pulled him over he spotted the bayonet and machete in there, both are illegal in d.c the arrest comes on the same day the capitol police briefed on the justice for j6 rally they're planning to head fosr th capitol this saturday. after the briefing today senate majority leader chuck schumer said he thinks this r

capitol police today arrested a man with a bayonet and machete in his truck just outside the democratic national committeeeadquarters. they say he told cops he was on patrol and started talking about white supremacy ideology they arrested him after an officer spotted his truck covered in swastikas and white supremacy symbols. it had an american flag instead of a license plate when the officer pulled him over he spotted the bayonet and machete in there, both are illegal in d.c the arrest comes on the same day the capitol police briefed on the justice for j6 rally far right extremist groups say they're planning to head for the capitol this saturday. they say they're demanding justice for people charged in the january 6 insurrection after the briefing today senate majority leader chuck schumer said he thinks this rally will be different than the riot and insurrection nine months ago. >> they gave us a good briefing. they're handling this in very professional, thorough way, and i think they're much better prepared than things were before january 6th. >> the capitol police chief confirmed they do plan to set u

i'm here with christine pelosi, member of the democratic national committee. christine, is it a good night for california. it's a great night for california because gavin newsom remains our governor and more important. it's a victory for signs masks. >> vaccines and what we're learning is there a lot of people who are still in pain but tonight we said yes to science and yes to governor gavin newsom and no to the recall. okay. so you worked really hard you're actually for a couple nights. running the phone banks. you're getting a good sense of what people wanted to know about and maybe some of their gripe, some of their hopes. what are you hearing and did you have faith that tonight was going to come down for her new son. we're hearing a lot from people who are upset about the shutdowns. they were upset about small businesses being closed. their public school kids like mine being home from school. but they also saw that the tide was turning and that gavin newsom's leadership in fighting the delta variant really turned the tide. you could say that covid gotten i

there is -- it takes one person to do something -- just this week a guy showed up near the democratic national committee machete pointed at law enforcement, and when you think of the capitol attack, there was still a person planting pipe bombs who is out there. >> that's absolutely right. you do your preparations for the crowd that you anticipate, but the wild card or the lone actors, the so-called lone wolves. so we have our attempted capitol hill bomber who placed two incendiary devices in front of the rnc and the dnc on january 6. that person has not been apprehended yet. in the last few weeks we had an individual who tried to crash his vehicle through the gates and ended up killing a capitol police officer. we had an individual who droefr -- drove up and threatened to blow up a bomb in his vehicle. it looked like he didn't have one, but nonetheless. so this message about rallying for the people who stormed the capitol on january 6 is resonating with that extremist community, and it only takes one person to bring an explosive device or weapons or that sort of thing to a crowd to really turn it into a

that announcement came not long after police arrested a california man near the democratic national committeerters. they say he had a bayonet, a machete in his truck covered with white supremacists symbols. that is another example of why capitol police aren't taking chances this saturday. the department is under new leadership, better communication, better intelligence sharing with officers and surrounding law enforcement agencies. internal reviews of january 6 partially blamed intelligence sharing failures for lack of preparedness on january 6. a huge problem, something that has been explored by the united states capitol police, inspector general, something we've discussed many times on our air. it is critical. they are trying to do better. but this will be the first real test for police chief tom majorer and we'll see how he does were this preparation. i think it's important to note, erica, probably what gave tom manger the capitol police chief, he knows local police. he's able to get everybody on the same page very quickly because there's really no learning curve for him when he's meeting