. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's a new high-profile defendant, proud boys leader enrique tarrio wasrrested and appeared in a miami court charged with conspiracy for his role directing and coordinating the mob. court documents said he met with the now-indicted head of the oath keepers, stewart rhodes, in an underground parking garage in washington, d.c., the day before the attack. >> that was scott macfarlane reporting. >>> in florida the legislation critics have dubbed the "don't say gay bill" on its way to the governor's desk after passing the republican-led senate. the measure bans instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade. it's triggered fierce opposition from democrats, civil rights advocates, and even the white house. and it also sparked protests and student walkouts throughout the state of florida including these yesterday. governor desantis is expected to sign the measure. . and a missouri police officer was killed, two others injured while trying to catch a suspect. authorities say the officers responded to a disturbance yester

vilma: enrique tarrio se presentÓ hoy en la corte esposado de pies y manos vistiendo el uniforme de la la jueza para que lo dejara libre bajo fianza. la familia estaba dispuesta a pagar 1 millÓn de dÓlares y respaldarÍa la fianza con la propia del su abuelo y su tÍa. la jueza negÓ su solicitud argumentando que las acusaciones son graves. agregÓ que la defensa no habÍa logrado demostrar que tarrio no representa un peligro para la sociedad. >> esa fue la determinaciÓn de los jueces. vamos a repasar las Órdenes que puso la jueza. vilma: aunque no estuvo presente en la toma violenta del capitolio, fue uno de los lÍderes de la invasiÓn. se incluirÍa un plan para infiltrar y tomar seis oficinas de congreso y la corte suprema de justicia el 6 de enero de 2021. preguntamos al abogadode tarrio sobre ese documento. >> no voy a comentar sobre eso. reportera: hace dos semanas tarrio negÓ su participaciÓn en la planificaciÓn en la toma del capitolio. >> no fuimos con la intenciÓn de invasiÓn. reportera: la audiencia serÁ el martes de la prÓxima semana. jorge: finalmente respiran tranquilos los desa

officials say henry enrique tarrio is now facing a conspiracy charge, although he wasn't even there when writer up did on january 6 police said arrested him 2 days prior for vandalizing a black lives matter banner at history black, a historic black church back in december of 2020 tarrio was released from jail in january after serving a 5 month sentence for that case. >> california has launched a new reentry program for people who have been incarcerated. the program will be managed by the group creating restart, have opportunities and programs or crop. the state will spend 28.5 million dollars to fund a 3 year pilot program set to launch this spring. the goal is to better support those who have been behind bars, get stable, employment and housing opportunities as well as mental health services. >> let's check in with our 4 zone forecast. giving you a live look outside downtown san francisco. the lights starting to come on as the sun goes down. that's right. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is still in search of rain because we certainly need it. even though we love the weather toda

. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's a new high-profile defendant, proud boys leader enrique tarrio was arrested today and appeared in a miami court, charged with conspiracy for his role directing and coordinating the mob. court documents say tarrio met with the now-indicted head of the oath keepers, rode, in a garage the day before the attack. guy reffitt's wife says they plan on appealing today's verdict, and he faces up to 60 years in prison. norah. >> o'donnell: quite a decision. scott macfarlane, thank you. well, today, florida lawmakers passed what opponents have called "the don't say gay" bill. the measure would limit classroom lessons on sexual orientation and gender identiam. sates aso address l.g.b.t.q.+ issues in school. we get more now from cbs' manuel bojorquez. bojorquez. >> reporter: some have voiced their opposition in public. for others, the struggle is personal. 17-year-old andriy triloleo, who is transgender, says the safe space he has sewing and drawing at home was always missing at school. >> i was harassed and discriminated against by both students and teachers and

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enrique tarrio is one of the highest profile figures to be indicted in connection with the january thefar. australia's prime minister has declared a national emergency in response to severe flooding on the country's east coast, which has killed 20 people. heavy rain and flash flooding in the states of queensland and new south wales have caused widespread damage and thousands of residents have been told to leave. courtney bembridge reports. in australia's largest city, sydney, it has rained for 16 consecutive days, and more heavy downpours are on the way. flash flooding has turned roads into rivers, and left home is teetering on the edge. the driveway of this house was away by force of the water. tens of thousands of residents have left their homes, and with roads under water, some found other ways to get around. the prime minister, scott morrison, has declared a national emergency, giving the government extra powers to deploy the defence force. it is estimated the recovery will cost billions of dollars. this is sydney's wettest summer in three decades.— is sydney's wettest summer in th

. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's a new high-profile defendant, proud boys leader enrique tarrio wasy and appeared in a miami court, charged with conspiracy for his role directing and coordinating the mob. court documents say tarrio met with the now-indicted head of the oath keepers, stuart rhodes, in an underground parking garage in washington, d.c. the day before the attack. guy reffitt's wife says they plan on appealing today's verdict. sentencing is set for june and he faces up to 60 years in prison. norah? >> quite a decision. scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> a 15-year-old was killed and two teenage girls seriously wounded. the boy who was killed was not a student at the school and was the target of the drive-by shooting. >>> public schoolteachers in minneapolis walked off the job today, canceling classes for about 29,000 students. union members are negotiating with the district over pay, class sizes and mental health support for students drugling in the wake of the pandemic. >>> a small plane crashed in the center median of a major highway near denver, colorado. both people on

henry "enrique" tarrio was arrested today.e was not at the capitol during the attack, but federal prosecutors say that he helped to plan it. teachers in the minneapolis school district went on strike today. they marched outside schools demanding higher wages, caps on class sizes and more mental health support for students. supporters honked car horns as union leaders urged officials to compromise. greta: and we want to be very clear that what they're currently doing isn't working. they are driving families out of this district. they are driving educators out of this district. and we are here to intervene. stephanie: the strike stopped classes for 29,000 students and nearly 3,300 teachers. in venezuela, two americans jailed there have been released. it comes as the biden administration is trying to improve relations with the oil-rich country. a high-level u.s. delegation visited president maduro over the weekend. at least other americans remain jailed in caracas. in florida today, state lawmakers approved banning instruction on

in related news, a florida judge ordered enrique tarrio, former head of the proud boys, be detained while he awaits trial on charges related to the insurrection. evidence cited in tarrio's indictment included a nine-page plan to storm government buildings on january 6 titled "1776 returns." the document does not specifically mention attacking the capitol and it's not known who produced it. sarah bloom raskin has withdrawn as the nominee for a top regulatory post at the federal reserve. the move came after conservative democratic joe manchin joined republican senators to oppose her confirmation. sarah bloom raskin had vowed to focus on how the climate crisis threatens the economy. here in new york city, street vendors held a "sleepout" and rally in front of governor kathy hochul's office, calling for her to lift a cap on licenses for sellers. thousands of street vendors, the majority of them from immigrant communities, are unlicensed and vulnerable to hefty fines or harassment while working. >> just like you, we are mothers, we have children. we are fighting so you can take action. grant u

in related news, a federal grand jury on tuesday indicted enrique tarrio, leader of the far-right proudboys, with conspiracy to obstruct congress on january 6. tarrio was not at the capitol insurrection, having been arrested two days earlier for vandalism at a black church. but prosecutors say he was fully involved in planning the attack and was in touch with other proud boys during the assault. the florida senate passed the anti-lgbtq education bill known as the "don't say gay" bill tuesday despite stark opposition from democrats, rights advocates, and many students and educators. the bill, which would ban discussion of sexuality in gender identity in schools, now heads to the desk of governor ron desantis, who has voiced support for the measure. on tuesday, state senator shevrin jones, florida's first openly gay member of the senate, made an emotional plea to his colleagues during debate. >> to those who think you can legislate gay people away, i'm sorry, you cannot. i think you should spend your time to protect them. children who were out there yesterday and to every person who has b

henry enrique tarrio was not in attendance when the insurrection played out. but that's because police had already arrested him 2 days later for vandalizing a black lives matter banner at a historic turn. a black church in washington, a judge had ordered tarrio to stay out of d c but officials say he did not leave instead, he's suspected of meeting with other extremist group members to further planned the attack on the capitol. now, this case is one of many indictments set by the justice department to prosecute leaders of extremist groups whose members are suspected to have planned the attack, even if these leaders were not in attendance themselves. meanwhile, a texas man was convicted today of storming the u.s. capitol with a holstered handgun. 49 year-old guy wesley reffitt was convicted of interfering with police officers who were guarding the capitol and threatening his 2 teenage children. if they had reported him to law enforcement after the attack, this conviction is a milestone victory for federal prosecutors in the first trial among hundreds of cases a

a federal judge ordered enrique tarrio be jailed after prosecutors argued that he poses a danger.tor said january 6 has passed but nods reason to think he's done planning another incident. >>> president biden federal reserve nominee has withdrawn her candidacy over bipartisan criticism over her crews on climate policy. sarah bloom raskin's decision to step aside comes after democratic senator joe manchin said he was unable to support her making her nomination nearly impossible in the 50/50 senate. in response to her withdrawal, president biden released a the same attacking republicans no mention of manchin. it reads in part, quote, despite her readiness, and despite her having been confirmed by senate with broad bipartisan support twice in the past, sarah was subject to baseless attacks from industry and can serve tiff interest groups. unfortunately, senate republicans are more focused on amplifying these false claims and taking steps than lowering causes for the american people. the senate banking committee is considered biden's four other nominees including jerome powell. >>> lo

henry "enrique" tarrio was arrested today.t at the capitol during the attack, but federal prosecutors say he helped plan it. teachers in the minneapolis school district went on strike today. they marched outside schools, demanding higher wages, caps on class sizes and more mental health support for students. supporters honked car horns, as union leaders urged officials to compromise. >> and we want to be very clear that what they're doing isn't working. they are driving families out of this district. they are driving educators out of this district. and we are here to intervene. >> woodruff: the strike stopped classes for 29,000 students and nearly 3,300 teachers. in florida today, state lawmakers approved limiting instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade. republicans pushed the bill to let parents sue school districts over what they view as inappropriate lessons for young children. democrats warned, it sends a message that there is something wrong with being l.g.b.t.q. republica