regardless, eugene goodman is hailed as a hero for his actions leading them away from the chamber, you can see the video there after who he did that day. thank you office goodman. "ac 360" starts now, guys. >>> good evening. two more vivid reminders the anger and violence on january 6th have repercussions far beyond that date for those who want to whitewash the impact. the former vice president understands that and should after today especially before we show you what happened here is a quick refresh what happened to him on january 6th. take a look images of him, authorities rushing hyim to a secure area and his family being rushed to safety. outside there is a makeshift gallows and chanlts of hang mik pence. >> hang mike pence! >> okay. that was more than five months ago and now that anger has gone away for some. mike pence appeared in the faith and freedom collision summit today and in years past it's kind of the audience that would have welcomed him. today he did get applause but also was booed and people continually interrupted his scripted remarks screaming out the word traitor. >

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>> reporter: tonight, lawyers for douglas jensen, seen here chasing officer eugene goodman, said he camee capitol at the direction of the president. but the senate investigation did not look at the role of president trump. doesn't somebody need to look at the how not just the why? >> yes. >> i think you're going to find a lot of information that you could only find in one way, and that's to pursue this through the legal system. >> reporter: the report makes 20 recommendations aimed at improving planning, communication, and training, as well as addressing delays in getting the national guard to the capitol on the sixth. some of the recommendations are already being implemented. and tonight, the acting chief of the capitol police told her officers she is pledging to continue working to make her department better. norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. and tonight, pfizer is gearing up for a global test of its covid vaccine for children younger than 12 years old, and moderna expects data from its trials on kids as young as six months by this fall. cbs' nikki battiste now on the ur

there were a lot of eugene goodman that day that did a lot of great heroic things and people will nevern doors and taking photos and videos. some members of congress are being escorted to safety but scattered behind doors. >> i remember telling my colleagues that we need to go into lockdown. >> inside house speaker pelosi's office, her staffers rushed into the conference room. we start hearing the banging. >> and i am like the hooting and the hollering. >> very close to us. >> there you go, brother. >> i realized, okay, music off, everybody silence their cell phones, turn the lights off. do not say anything. >> it was menacing. they were like where is nancy, where is nancy? where the the people that work for her? >> they had barricaded themselves in hoping. the doors would hold. >> people are chanting nancy, nancy. we are hearing it from behind us and in the front of our doors. it was completely, the sound surrounded us to the point we are hearing yelling and banging and shattering of glass. once they started banging on the door, that's all i heard. one of us said to the other, they tak

. >> capitol police officer eugene goodman who may have saved lives and throwing out the first pitch at the nationals game tonight. >> officer goodman, it is your pitch. >> oh, boo, bravo, sir. you are an american hero and that's the truth at the end of a long week. but those who stormed the capitol are not heroes and patriots. the proof is in the video show horrible acts of violence. up next, the burrow was behind the deadly attack. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. ♪it's, oh, so quiet♪ ♪shhhh shhhh♪ ♪and so peaceful until...♪ ♪you blow a fuse. wow bam♪ ♪of falling in love♪ to support local restaurants, we've been to every city, including boise... ...and even bakersfield. yeah, we're exhausted. whew! so, tonight... i'll be eating the gyro quesadilla from...al quick stop...in... hyde park. (doorbell) excellent. and, tonight... i'll be eating the chicken pot pie from...founding farmers...in... foggy bottom. (doorbell) (giggle) oh, they

regardless, eugene goodman is hailed as a hero for his actions leading them away from the chamber, yout day. thank you office goodman. "ac 360" starts now, guys. >>> good evening. two more vivid reminders the anger and violence on january 6th have repercussions far beyond that date for those who want to whitewash the impact. the former vice president understands that and should after today especially before we show you what happened here is

let's watch. >> in this hallway directly overhead the rioters, officer eugene goodman is sprinting tothem. he passes mitt romney, who he warns to turn around. reinforcements are following behind. goodman overtakes the mob, goes downstairs and intercepts them. he holds them off while backup arrives upstairs. >> where are they counting? where are they counting? >> behind these rioters and just feet away is an escape route where lawmakers and senate staff are now fleeing. just one officer stands guard. keeping his composure, goodman draws the mob away from that escape route to where reinforcements are waiting. >> he's one person. we're thousands. >> he glances towards the senate and realizes the door is unguarded. goodman shoves the protester again, lures the mob away and brings them into that line of fellow officers. >> frank, i watched this -- i've seen a lot of this, and this was part of the impeachment trial. for some reason watching this again, i felt all of the horror of watching these events in realtime on january 6 and trying to cover them in realtime because it just felt so clos

there were a lot of eugene goodmans that day that did a lot of great, heroic things, and people willin the mob. >> you work for us! >> roaming halls, banging on doors, taking photos and video. >> defend your liberty! >> some members of congress are being escorted to safety, but scattered behind doors, staffers, news media are in hiding. >> then i remember telling my colleagues, i think we need to go into lockdown. >> inside house speaker pelosi's office, her staffers rush to a conference room, lock the door. among them, alisa la and kelsey smith speaking exclusively to cnn. >> then we started hearing the banging and, like, the hooting and the hollering. >> nancy! >> very close to us. then i realize, okay, music off. everybody silence your cell phones. turn the lights off. do not say anything. >> we're coming for you, nancy! >> it was menacing. >> can i speak to pelosi? >> they were like, where's nancy? where's nancy? where are the people that work for her? >> we're going to find you. >> yeah. >> they had barricaded themselves in hoping the door would hold. >> the din was coming from

capitol police officer eugene goodman who tossed the first ceremonial pitch in the 1-0 win over the metsation as he walked on the phoenix before bouncing the pitch over home plate. it's the latest for him who's been hailed a hero for his actions on the attack on capitol hill. he was awarded the institution's highest honor. >>> meanwhile at nats park, kyle schwarber's three home runs led them to a win over the mets. >>> let's go to anaheim, california. another reason shohei otani is being hailed. the two-runs in the fifth was not enough to put l.a. past detroit. the tigers beat the angels, 5-3. >>> finally in new york city, aroldis chapman looking to escape the bomb of the ninth with a one-run lead against oakland, no outs. watch. >> very rare to see the yankee bull pan up and throwing with chapman on the mound. he's trying to hold onto a 2-1 top of ninth inning. this could be one, two -- it's a triple play! they've done it again! three time as charm, and the yankees win 2-1. can you believe it? >>> the yankees turn a record-matching third triple play to end the season. they got a serious

he's seen on video wearing a qanon t-shirt pursuing capitol police officer eugene goodman.aims he was misled into joining the deadly insurrection, that he was not part of any mob and came to washington from des moines, iowa, to observe the events of the day. he even argues he felt threatened by officer goodman. joe paterno sen is being asked to be released from jail. his lawyer writes his mission was to eliminate pedophiles for society. for reasons he doesn't even understand today, he became a true believer and was convinced he was doing a noble service by becoming a digital soldier for q. he fell victim to this barrage of internet-sourced info and came to the capitol at the direction of the president of the united states to demonstrate that he was a true patriot. prosecutors, erica, see this very differently. they say as the crowd coalesced into a violent mob, jensen was among the first people to push his way inside the capitol. he's the latest capitol riot suspect to express remorse and blame either qanon or the former president for inciting the violence. so far federal j

. >> you can see officer eugene goodman in this video from january 6th running toward the camera.m the senate chamber and even directed senator mitt romney to safety. the army veteran was hailed as a hero for his actions that day and received the distinguished public service award for his work. well, friday night, he received another honor. he threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the game between the washington nationals and the new york mets. >> officer, when you're ready. it's your pitch. >> all right, well it may have bounced but it was right over the plate. a good job there by officer goodman. >>> first round play at euro 2020 starts up again in about four hours, with hungary taking on france in budapest. but on friday, soccer fans were treated to what's been dubbed the battle of britain. england and scotland faced off in london and the match ended in a scoreless draw. but as darren lewis reports, the scottish players are being celebrated for the heart they showed. >> the 100th competitive meeting between england and scotland, turned out to be a landmark occasion here at we

that's us capitol police officer eugene goodman throwing out the pitch at last night's nationals gameactions during the insurrection. he's seen in video that day leading rioters away from the chambers and giving senators critical time to escape that mob. last night's ceremonial pitch was the second honor this week after lawmakers voted to award him and his fellow officers congressional gold medals. >>> and for more on the insurrection, you can watch "assault on democracy, the roots of trump's insurrection" tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. we'll be right back. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hand? yeah-h-h. (laugh) keep your downstairs dry with gold bond body powder. i don't hydrate like everyone else. because i'm not everyone else. they drink what they're told to drink. i drink what helps me rehydrate and recover: pedialyte® sport. because it works... and so do i. ♪ hey, mom. i'll never say this but.... - thanks for telling me everyone 12 and older is eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. (both) thank you for getting past our walls.

>> reporter: he's seen on video wearing a qanon t-shirt pursuing capitol police officer eugene goodman ahead of an angry crowd, following him up the stairs and inside the capitol. jensen claims he was mislead and was not part of any mob and came from des moines, iowa, to observe. he says he felt threatened by officer goodman. his attorney writes his state mission was to eliminate pedophiles from society for reasons he does not even understand today he became a true believer and was convinced he was doing a noticeable service by becoming a digital soldier for "q." he fe felt like a victim and came at the direction of the president of the united states to demonstrate he was a true patriot. prosecutors, of course, see it quite differently. as the crowd coalesced into a violent mob, they say jensen was among the first to push his way inside the capitol. jensen is just the latest capitol riot suspect to express remorse and to blame qanon or the former president for inciting the riot. so far the judges have been unmoved by those arguments. jensen has been charged with seven federal crimes. h

you can see officer eugene goodman in this video from january 6th as he's running toward the camera.ay from the senate became cher. at one point he even directed senator mitt romney to safety. >> the army veteran was hailed as a hero for his actions that day and received the distinguished public service award for his work. on friday night he received another honor. he threw out the ceremonial first pitch at friday's baseball game between the washington nationals and the new york mets. take a look. >> officer goodman, when you're ready, it's your pitch. >> why does he look so disappointed? he didn't hit anybody. >> it bounced, it was right over the plate. and, of course, the nats won. nice job, officer goodman, not just the pitch, but for everything you've done and will do. >> that's right. that is our time. thank you so much for watching. >> it's been a pleasure to be with you the past few weeks. there's still much more ahead in the "cnn newsroom," coming up in just a few moments. this is the sound of change. it's the sound of low cash mode from pnc bank giving you the options and ex

he's seen on video wearing a qanon t-shirt pursuing officer eugene goodman when he runs up the stairs deadly insurrection and he was not part of an angry mob. he simply came to washington from des moines, iowa to, quote, observe. he even argues that he felt threatened by officer goodman. jenson is asking to be released from jail. in a court filing his attorney writes, his initial attraction to qanon was to eliminate pedophiles from society. for reasons he doesn't even understand today, he became a true believer and is convinced he was doing a noble service by becoming a digital soldier for q. he fell victim to this barrage of internet-sourced info and came to the capitol at the direction of the president of the united states to demonstrate he was a true patriot. prosecutors, of course, see this very differently as the crowd coalesced into a violent mob, they say jenson was among the first to push his way into the capitol. so far the federal judges overseeing these cases have not been moved by those arguments. jenson has been charged with seven federal crimes including obstructing cong

but officer eugene goodman's actions on january 6th sure were.ding rioters away from the senate chamber and directing senator mitch romney to safety. the army veteran was later given the service distinguished award. >>> in the olympics they haven't decided whether to keep spectators out of the stands. here is what else they are saying. >> reporter: japan's top covid adviser said, quote, desirable to host the olympics without any spec spectators. are they going to take that advice? they said they would allow 10,000 people at large-scale venues where no state emergency is in place but medical experts are concerned the olympics will lead to a major rebound of cases in japan. olympic organizers have acknowledged that the delta variant poses a major risk and announcing additional restrictions for athletes coming from india. among other measures, they will be required to be tested daily and quarantine seven days before arriving in japan. for spectators that can come to the olympics it won't be the usual festivities and celebrations. they are asked to s

. >>> and a capitol police officer, eugene goodman, throwing out the first pitch at the washington nationalshe new york mets. officer goodman, of course, has become a familiar face after he risked his own life to save lawmakers during the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol. >>> we start this half hour with the wife of a man fatally shot by police in hawaii, speaking exclusively to "gma." lindsay says surveillance video and body camera footage show her unarmed husband was never a threat. this morning, a wife demanding justice for her husband after he was shot and killed by police. >> ever forget. hear wind in the background as if he's explaining looking at something. and when -- according to my phone call and later when i find the police report, only 18 minutes later, they had 4 bullets in him. >> reporter: lindsay says when they moved from south africa to her home state of hawaii, thinking it was a warm, welcoming place to live, similar to the community-driven life they had in his zulu homeland. >> i just never thought i would think of honolulu as a bad place, a dark place. it's my

. >>> one of the heroes of the january 6th insurrection, the capitol police officer eugene goodman ists game, he led the rioters away from the chambers. back in february the senate unanimously voted to award him a gold medal for his actions. see you on monday, have a great weekend. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. ♪ >>> thank you so much for being with us, i'm ana cabrera in new york, we have new violent footage from the justice department proving any attempts to downplay the january 6th insurrection are just plain wrong. we are about to show you a confrontation between a new jersey gym owner and police officers protecting the capitol. a warning, this is raw. it is tough to watch. it contains graphic language but we want you to see it all. uncensored, to really understand the te

luck. 41-year-old, from des moines iowa led the charge against heroic capitol police officer eugene goodman in a new court filing his lawyer said this, dog jensen became a victim of numerous conspiracy theories that were being fed to him over the internet. he fell victim to this mirage of internet sourced info and came to the capitol at the direction of the president of the united states, six months later languishing in d.c. jail cell, lock down most of the time he feels deceived, recognizing that he bought into a pack of lies. speaking of a pack of lies, many in the trump mob believed that the elected democrats in the capital building that day murder very young children and shrink the adrenaline from the dead bodies of those children, that is actually what qanon believes. sean mchugh of california was caught on video streaming at capitol police you guys like protecting pedophiles? in 2010, he was convicted in california on the charge of unlawful sex with a minor the victim was 14 years old and says she was intoxicated at the time of the incident when he was 23 years old. he has been in jai

. >>> capitol police officer eugene goodman, who may have saved lives by luring rioters away from the senate chamber on january 6th. throwing out the ceremonial-first pitch tonight at the game between the nationals and the mets. here it is. >> announcer: officer goodman, when you are ready, it's your pitch. >> boom, hey, look. wasn't bad. bravo, sir. you are an american hero. and that's the truth, at the end of a long week. but those who stormed the capitol are not heroes. they are not patriots. and the proof is in the video showing horrible acts of violence. >>> up next, two former members of the fbi on the insane-conspiracy theory on the right that the bureau was behind the deadly attack. ugh, these ba. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hands? yeah (laugh) keep your downstairs dry this is the epson witecotank color printer.r. no more buying cartridges. big ink tanks. lots of ink. print about... this many pages. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites f

along with the videos of rioters, one of them has been of police officer eugene goodman running up a staircase leading rioters away from members of congress. the men and women that he was sworn and assigned to protect. since then lawmakers have voted to award he and other officers medals for their service. and tonight officer goodman was given this honor as well. he threw out the ceremonial first pitch at tonight's washington national baseball game against the new york mets. >> i hear it's really hard to do that. the news continues. let's hand it over to michael smerconish in for chris. >> how cool is that image? i am michael smerconish in for chris cuomo, and welcome to "prime time." and also the first official juneteenth federal holiday in our nation's history. complete with its own flag hoisted in places like wisconsin today. the single white star symbolizing texas where the last enslaved people in this country were told they were free and the freedom of all african-americans in this country. and it was a texas lawmaker today who reminded us while one battle is finished others are

major league baseball, where the washington nationals will honor capitol hill police officer eugene goodman month. goodman has hailed as a hero for protecting lawmakers from those who breached the capitol will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the team host the new york mets on june 18th. that's awesome. let's go to action on the field up in boston where the red sox came out on top of the astros after six lead changes last night. we'll pick it up in the bottom of the 6th. boston pulls even with the help of a miss plaid, scoring a runner from third after a dropped fly ball hit to right field. and the red sox go ahead on a hit by pitch. the five-run frame is capped by a two-run double. boston hangs on to win 12-8. finally, in minnesota where the yankees were poised for a win against the twins, leading by two with closer chapman on the mound in the bottom of the ninth inning. but chapman blew the save, giving up a two-run homer that tied the game and another two-run shot that gave minnesota a 7-5 fashion. too bad for new york. >>> all right. time now for the weather. let's go to mete

. >>> capitol police officer eugene goodman throwing out the first pitch at a washington nationals gamene who diverted an angry mob away from the senate chamber during the january 6th capital insurrection lawmakers awarded him with the congressional gold medal he was also chosen to escort vice president kamala harris on inauguration day a hero with an impressive resume. >>> sunday is, of course, father's day, and while being a parent can be a huge challenge, for some the path to becoming one is difficult and complicated on its own so tonight in celebration of pride month and father's day meet three couples that have been waiting for years to become dads. >> father's day is going to be a big day because in my family i lost my parents early and so i haven't celebrated in a long time. >> in shoreline, washington, jamie ward and ian wong's dream came true this year. they became dads to baby diana now 2 months old. >> i didn't think it would become possible until i met jamie. >> the day i became a dad was a day of indescribable joy. >> it was the moment we waited for for a very long time >>

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. >>> plus -- >> throwing out tonight's ceremonial first pitch, please welcome officer eugene goodmanmitt romney in the january 6th insurrection throughout the ceremonial first pitch at the washington nationals' game last night. he walked out all smiles, threw out the pitch. the nationals were facing the mets. that moment at the top of the video, that was one of the highlights of the game. >> i want to see the pitch. >> it went nine innings. do we have the pitch? it went nine innings, by the way. >> there we go. >> here he is. nine innings and finally there was a run scored in the bottom of the ninth. that must have been -- >> scoreless for nine innings? >> amazing to watch. >> so the highlight was at the top. >> the highlight was definitely at the top. okay. we'll keep you guessing. >> that's right. >> if he had a strike there. >>> let's get the breaking news right now in the tropical storm which is bringing heavy wind and rain to parts. gulf coast. making landfall overnight in louisiana, flooding the streets of slidell outside of new orleans. claudette is expected to impact the sout

a moment later, that same officer eugene goodman somehow coaxes the mob away from the senate and straight goodmans that day that did a lot of great heroic things and people will never know their name. >> reporter: there are now hundreds in the mob. roaming halls, banging on doors. taking photos and videos. some members of congress are being escorted to safety, but scattered behind doors staffers, news media are in hiding. >> when i called i said we need to go into lockdown. >> reporter: inside house speaker pelosi's office her staffers rushed to a conference room, locked the door. among them, alicea lah and alicea smith. >> then we started hearing the banging. the hooting and the hollering. >> nancy, nancy! >> very close to us and i realized music off. everybody silence your phones, turn the lights off. do not say anything. >> we're coming for you, nancy! >> it was menacing. i mean, they were like where's nancy, where's nancy where are the people that work for her. >> find you. >> yeah. >> reporter: they had barricaded themselves in hoping the door would hold. >> the din was coming from a

capitol police officer eugene goodman luring a mob of trump-supporting insurrectionists away from therged for their role in the january 6th insurrection. now in a new court filing, iowa native doug jensen is seeking release from custody, claiming he was deceived by the former president and saying he fell victim to misinformation and conspiracy theories like qanon. as "the washington post" reports, jensen is just the latest capitol riot suspect to blame qanon or former president trump for inciting the deadly insurrection. so far, those defenses, those lines of argument have failed to sway the federal judges overseeing the cases. joining us now is investigative reporter for nbc 4 washington, scott macfarlane, and clint watts is still here. scott, you were watching these more closely than anyone. take me inside this case, this defense and this judge that seems to not be buying it. >> really the most fascinating case so far, not just because a notorious defendant but because of what's been filed over the last few days. he technically pleaded not guilty during an arraignment today. that's

officer eugene goodman exemplified the patriotism and commitment and unselfishness in saving the lives of others. and the metro police along with many, many other law enforcement. i rise to support this gold medal. i rise that we never have this happen again. and i rise to say thank you, the simple words of thank you, and thank you also -- officer frenell as well. the speaker pro tempore: the jerusalem's time has expired. the gentleman from north carolina. >> i yield myself the balance of me time. this is a -- the gentlewoman's time has expire. the gentleman from north carolina. mr. mchenry: this is a time for us to pause and thank the capitol police. it's not the members, it's the staff who are here every day, who make the capitol work physically. it's the folks at the day care. the folks that are in the press. they're the folks that are frequent visitors here such that they feel like they work here too. it's the capitol police that keep us safe. not from one another. but safe from the harms that can happen in a very dangerous world. and we want to say thank you to the men and women o

brian sicknick and howard liebengood and capitol police officer jeffrey smith and honor honor eugene goodman whose quit quick thinking saved the lives of many. this honors the memory of capitol police officer william billy evans who was killed by protecting the north barricade of the capitol against a vehicular assault. and honors the bravery displayed by capitol police officer kenneth schaefer who was injured in that assault. i thank speaker pelosi for introducing this bill and i urge members to vote yes. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mchenry: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of h.r. 3325 a build to award the congressional gold medal to the u.s. capitol police and those who protected the capitol on january 6, 2021. i thank the speaker to honor the officers who worked to protect us every day. not just protect this building but to protect the members in this building. not just protect the members but make sure the staff is safe on a daily basis and the staff makes congress what