the red and blue are locations where the mob and officer goodman were where officer goodman led the mobs away from the chamber moments ago. you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he headed down. as pence was being evacuated, rioters started to spread throughout the capital. those inside helped other rioters break in through doors, several locations around the entire building and the mob was looking for vice president pence because of his patriotism, because vice president refused to do with the president demands and overturn election results. during the assault on the capital, extremists reportedly coordinated online and discussed how they could hunt down the vice president caps off reporters heard rioters say they were looking for pence in order to execute them. trump supporters erected on the lawn in front of the capital building. another group of writers chanted, hank mike pence is the stood in the open door of the capital building. security alarms from the doors in the background and you can hear the m

goodman led the mob away from the chamber just moments ago. you can see vice president pence and his family quickly move down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he's headed down. as pentz was being evacuated, rioters -- as mike pence started -- as mike pence was being evacuated, rioters -- the mob was looking for vice president pence because of his patriotism, because the vice president had refused to do what the president demand and overturn the election results. during the assault on the capital, extremists reportedly coordinated online and discussed how they could hunt down the vice president. journalists in the capital reported they heard rioters saying they were looking for mike pence in order to execute him. trump's supporters had erected a gallo on the lawn in front of the capitol building. another group of rioters chanted "hang mike pence". you can years that that you could hear the security alarm in the background. you could hear the mob calling for the death -- you could hear the security alarm in the background.

officer goodman is in the chamber tonight, officer goodman, thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> republican leader mr. mcconnell. >> i just want to say think we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can bestow. but before we move to pass this legislation, i want to be clear that he was not alone that day. the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police, the metropolitan police, the swat teams that were with us on january 6 here in the capitol protecting us. our heartfelt gratitude extends to each and every one of them, particularly now as members of the force continues to bear scars, seen an unforeseen from the events of that disgraceful day. let us give them all the honor and recognition they so justly deserve. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> mr. peck president. >> republican leader parts back please join the request generally six was the day of fear for those who work here in the capitol. and of s

on, officer eugene goodman responded to this was going on, officer eugene goodman responde— goodmantory. in this security footage, you can see officer goodman running to respond to the initial breach. officer goodman passes senator mitt romney and directs him to turn around in order to get to safety. on the first floor just beneath them, the mob had already started to search for the senate chamber. officer goodman made his way down to the first floor, where he encountered the same insurrectionist we just saw breach the capitol. in this video, we can see the rioters search towards officer goodman — recall that the writers are in red and officer goodman in this model is in blue. watch officer goodman who backs up the stairs. yelling this is officer eugene goodman here, we are watching him there being pursued by the mob. this is the moment where he directs the mob away actually from where us senators are, dramatic moments at the hearing. lode dramatic moments at the hearing. - know from the earlier video that is not true, the second assailant through that breach was the one carrying a

and officer goodman in this model was in blue. watch officer goodman who backs up the stairs. >> although they were shouting that they didn't have any weapons, we know from the earlier video that that's not true. the second assailant through that breach was the one carrying a metal baseball bat. we know there were other weapons that day. did you hear the other shout, "we're here for you." he's one person, we're thousands. and where do they count the votes? they were coming at the urging of donald trump to keep congress, a separate branch of government from certifying the results of a presidential election. as the rioters reached the top of the stairs, they were within 100 feet of where the vice president was sheltering with his family. they were feet away from one of the doors to this chamber. where many of you remained at that time. i also want to show you a different angle from the security footage of officer goodman's acts. this video is on the second floor of the senate wing of the capitol. the red dot as you recall represents

the red and blue are locations where the mob and officer goodman were where officer goodman led the mobs away from the chamber moments ago. you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he headed down. as pence was being evacuated, rioters started to spread throughout the capital. those inside helped other rioters break in through doors, several locations around the entire building and the mob was looking for vice president pence because of his patriotism, because vice president refused to do with the president demands and overturn election results. during the assault on the capital, extremists reportedly coordinated online and discussed how they could hunt down the vice president caps off reporters heard rioters say they were looking for pence in order to execute them. trump supporters erected on the lawn in front of the capital building. another group of writers chanted, hank mike pence is the stood in the open door of the capital building. security alarms from the doors in the background and you can hear the m

>> did you know that was officer goodman? >> no, i did not know that was officer goodman. >> they're walking down the exact same hallway that was shown on that clip. >> yeah, and if you'll recall mitt romney was one of trump's biggest targets. i mean trump went after romney. he was one of his enemies. and god knows what would have happened if this mob had reached senator romney in that hallway by himself. obviously they would have recognized him, and that just goes to show how close we were to disaster that day not just, you know, the vice president himself, every member and senator but all of us that day. >> that's right. a stray member whether it was mcgovern or mitt romney just a stray member in the wrong place at the wrong time and the number of opportunities there were for that to happen. >> absolutely. and i think we're walking away from this looking at oh, there wasn't a real confrontation with a member of congress, but in the universe of possibilities that was probably a more unlikely scenario than it was they did act

and from the security footage of officer goodman's act. this is on the second floor of the weighing of the capital. those that represents the insurrectionist. the blue dot is officer goodman who led them away from the chamber just minutes earlier. and then to provoke the writers and purposely draws them to the senate chamber and those down the hall. those that were seen carrying a baseball bat is the same one we saw moments ago breaching the window on the first floor. while all of this was going on vice president pence is still in the room near the senate chamber. not until 2:26 p.m. he was evacuated to a secure location. this next security video shows icacuation. it is depicted by the orange dot the red and blue is the mob and officer goodman were and where officer goodman led the mob away from the chamber moments ago. you can see the vice president and his family quickly move down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he is headed t down. has the vice president was being evacuated the rioters started to spread throughout

recalled that the riders are in red and officer goodman in this model is in blue watch officer goodman who backs up the stairs. thank 6 you thank god. thank. god was was . a. great. cause was was was a thank you was right was no. was was was. ok thank you that was. although they were shouting that they did not have any weapons we know from the earlier video that that's not true the 2nd assailant through that breach was the one carrying a metal baseball bat we know there were other weapons there that day did you hear the other shouts we're here for you. he's one person we're thousands and where do they count the votes they were coming at the urging of donald trump to keep congress a separate branch of government from certifying the results of a presidential election as the riders reached the top of the stairs they were within 100 feet of where the vice president was sheltering with his family and they were just a feet away from one of the doors to vist chamber where many of you remained at that time i also want to show you a different angle from the security field footage of officer goo

no, i did not know that was officer goodman. i look forward to thanking him when i nest see him. >> did you know that you were that close in this hallway, the same shown on the clip. >> yeah. and if you recall, mitt romney one of trump's biggest targets, trump went after romney, one of his enemies and god knows what would happen if this mob had reached senator romney in that hallway by himself. obviously they would have recognized him and goes to show how close we were to disaster that day, not just the vice president himself not every senator but just all of us, all of us that day. >> that's right. a stray member whether it was mcgovern or romney, in the wrong place at the wrong time and the number of opportunities there were for that to happen. >> we are walking away going there wasn't any real confrontation with a member of congress but in the universe of possibilities that was probably a more unlikely scenario than it was that they did actually confront someone and i can't help to think what they would have done. >> capitol

life. >> officer eugene goodman responded to the initial breach. you all may have seen footage of officer goodman previously, but there's more to his heroic story. in this security footage, you can see officer goodman running to respond to the initial breach. officer goodman passes senator mitt romney and directs him to turn around in order to get to safety. on the first floor, just beneath them, the mob had already started to search for the senate chamber. officer goodman made his way down to the first floor, where he encountered the same insurrectionists we just saw watch breach the capitol. in this video, we can see the rioters surge toward officer goodman. recall that the rioters are in red and officer goodman, in this model, is in blue. watch officer goodman, who backs up the stairs. [ crowd noise ] [ crowd noise ] >> you work for us! >> where is that meeting at? >> hey where do they [ bleep ]. the votes? hey, where do they count the votes? [ bleep ] where they count them? where they count them? these people, these people. [ crowd noise ] >> t

is in the chamber tonight officer goodman thank you thank you. thank you why is . it. ok mr greenwood of a good leader mcconnell ok whole i just want to say i think we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can be stow but i just before we move to pass this legislation i want to be clear. that he was not alone that day the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police the metropolitan police the swat teams that were with us on january 6th here in the capital protecting us our heartfelt gratitude extends to each and every one of them particularly now as members of the force continue to bear scarse seen and unforeseen from the events of that disgraceful day let us give them all the honor and recognition they so justly deserve thank you all was a little thank a friend on the republican leader pleasure to join the majority leader's request january search was a day of fear for those who work here in the capitol and of no sure many more watching from afar but that awful day also

the red and blue are locations where the mob and officer goodman were where officer goodman led the mobs away from the chamber moments ago. you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he headed down. as pence was being evacuated, rioters started to spread throughout the capital. those inside helped other rioters break in through doors, several locations around the entire building and the mob was looking for vice president pence because of his patriotism, because vice president refused to do with the president demands and overturn election results. during the assault on the capital, extremists reportedly coordinated online and discussed how they could hunt down the vice president caps off reporters heard rioters say they were looking for pence in order to execute them. trump supporters erected on the lawn in front of the capital building. another group of writers chanted, hank mike pence is the stood in the open door of the capital building. security alarms from the doors in the background and you can hear the m

in this video we can see the rioters surge toward officer goo goodman. recall that the rioters are in red and officer goodman, in this model, is blue. watch officer goodman, who backs up the stairs. >> that officer saving lives. senator mitt romney, as you would expect shaken by that. he spoke with officer goodman at the senate as they came back from recess and told reporters about their exchange. and here's what he said. he said, i expressed my appreciation to him for coming to my aid and getting me back into the path of safety and expressed my appreciation for all that he did that day. and he took me through his full day. and he was exhausted going from one part of the building to the other, up and downstairs. he indicated that he had to breathe a lot of bear spray and tear gas and that he was nauseated. i'm sure he was. what a hero. and i have been nauseated just watching it. >> there's been more never-before-seen video showing just how close the rioters got to the vice president, mike pence. >> you can see vice president pence and his family quickly

officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] >> why was it important to do that, senator? >> well, officer goodman is a person who goes to work every day dedicated to defending the congress, but never would he have expected to find himself in these circumstances. and yet when he was faced with this violent crowd, he kept his cool, he was incredibly brave, and he, as we saw in that video, first encountered the crowd, the mob, led them up the stairs, led them away from the door that entered the senate chamber and also the door that would have taken them down to where vice president pence was hiding. so instead he led the mob around to the corridor where he had some reinforcements from other members of the capitol police. so this is a moment where we as a senate can thank officer goodman for his bravery protecting the senate, protecting the capitol, protecting our democracy. we saw so much bravery and courage from so many officers that day, and i know speaker pelosi is also going to be recom

officer goodman ichber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> the republican leader mcconnell? >> oh, i'm sorry. >> i just want to say i think we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can bestow. but i just before we move to pass this legislation, i want to be clear that he was not alone that day. the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police, the metropolitan police, the swat teams that were with us on january 6th here in the capitol protecting us. our heartfelt gratitude extends to each and every one of them, particularly now as members of the force continue to bear scars seen and unforeseen from the events of that disgraceful day. let us give them all the honor and recognition they so justly deserve. [ applause ] >> mr. president? >> the republican leader. >> i'm pleased to join the majority leader's request. january 6 was a day of fear for those who work here in the capitol and of sadness for many more watc

red and officer goodman, in this model, is in blue. watch officer goodman, who backs up the stairs. [ crowd noise ] [ crowd chants "usa" ] >> you work for us. >> where is the meeting at? [ crowd noise ] >> don't do it. don't do it. >> these people, these people -- these people have no weapons. we have no weapons. [ crowd noise ] >> although they were shouting that they did not have any weapons, we know from the earlier video that that's not true. the second assailant through that breach was the one carrying a metal baseball bat. we know there were other weapons there that day. did you hear the other shouts? we're here for you. he's one person, we're thousands. and where do they count the votes? they were coming at the urging of donald trump, to keep congress, a separate branch of government, from certifying the results of a presidential election. as the rioters reached the top of the stairs, they were within 100 feet of where the vice president was sheltering with his family, and they were just feet away from one of the doors to this c

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i'm amy goodman. millions of u.s. residents endured another day with shortages of water, heat or electricity thursday, as the death toll from winter storms rose to at least 49. more than 13 million texans remained under a boil water advisory and some 200,000 had no power days after texas' power grid collapsed amid record low temperatures. the electric reliability council of texas, which operates the grid, said thursday the state was seconds and minutes away from a catastrophic failure that could have led to a months-long blackout. this week's power outages also led to big delays in covid-19 vaccine distribution and soaring fuel prices. during an earnings call wednesday, executive roland burns of the natural gas producer comstock resources celebrated the winter weather disaster. >> this week is like hitting the jackpot. credible -- incredible vices that, frankly, we were able to sell at super premium prices for production. amy: on thursday, mexico's president andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador called on mexicans to ration ele

officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman.nk you. [ cheers and applause ] >> why was it important to do that, senator? >> well, officer goodman is a person who goes to work every day, dedicated to defending the congress but, never would he have expected to find himself in these circumstances. and yet, when he was faced with this violent crowd, he kept his cool, he was incredibly brave. and he as we saw in that video. first encountered the crowd, the mob. led them up the stairs and led them away from the door that entered the senate, chamber and the door that would have taken them down to where vice president pence was hiding. so, instead, he led the mob around to the corridor where he some reinforcementes from other members of the capitol police, this is a moment where we can thank him for protecting the senate and the capitol and our democracy. we so much bravery and courage from so many officers that day, and i know speaker pelosi is also going to be recommending that we of course pand the acknowledgment and recognition to o

we're talking about eugene goodman.washington correspondent hallie jackson has more hey, hallie. good morning >> hi. you said it. he was already considered a hero even before the impeachment managers played this new security footage we're talking about. video that's only reinforcing the quick thinking and quick actions of officer eugene goodman on january 6th this is one of the stories where you're going to want to look at your screen if you're not already. for senator mitt romney who's there at the bottom of the screen in this never-before seen security footage he's walking out of the senate chamber, trying to get to his smaller office in the capitol building during the insurrection now look at the other end of the hall that's officer eugene goodman sprinting to respond to the riot as he passes romney, barely breaking stride, he directs the watch again how fast it happens. >> officer goodman came and saw me and said go back in it's not safe here go back in you'll be safer in the chamber >> reporter: romney had been a f

officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [applause] [applause] senator leahy: the republican leader. senator schumer:we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can bestow but i want to be clear that he was not alone that day. the nations saw and have now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police, and the swat teams who were in the capitol protecting us with our heartfelt gratitude extends to each and every one of them particularly now as members of the force continue to bear scars, scene and unforeseen, from the events of that disgraceful day. let us give them all the honor and recognition they so justly deserved. [applause] senator leahy: the minority leader. senator mcconnell:january 6th with a day of fear for those who work in the capital and of sadness for many more watching from afar. that awful day also introduced our nation to a group of heroes who we in congress were already proud to call our colleagues and to whom we owe a great debt. in the face of lawlessness

officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] >> goodman is the acting deputy senate sergeant-at-arms. he was there for the vote. afterwards, he was swarmed by those in the room exchanging salute the, fist and elbow bumps with appreciative senators. >>> and mass protests against the military coup in myanmar have entered their second week. thousands of packed streets holding up pro-democracy signs. many with the ousted leader aung san suu kyi. will ripley is tracking the unrest and joins me now from hong kong. hi. what do you make of this continuing protest that we're seeing on the streets? >> reporter: hi. this protest movement shows no signs of slowing down despite repeated calls for citizens to obey this 8:00 p.m. local time curfew that's in place across much of the country. people have been going out at night in defiance of the curfew, in defiance of the military coup. people who turned out in droves in november to elect the national league for democracy party led by aung san suu kyi and overwhelmingly reject the military proxy parties which received just a few dozen seats in parlia

that office, of course, was eugene goodman. tonight, he was spotted right outside the senate chamber, david. >> really something for the senators to see themselves in the images for the first time. rachel scott, thank you. >>> the former president in mar-a-lago, now his defense will come, of course, later in the trial. i do want to bring in jonathan karl, our chief washington correspondent tonight, and jon, so many of those images we hadn't seen before and, of course, the video of former vice president mike pence, an ardent supporter of president trump for four years, so loil to the president, then seen escorted from the chamber, whisked to safety, his life in danger. and we reported at the time here there was no call from the president to check in on the well-being of his vice president. >> reporter: david, this was damning on so many levels. it was especially jarring to hear those blood thirsty chance for mike pence's life and to know how close that mob, to see how close that mob came to getting to him and consider this. whil

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goodman led the mob away from the chamber, just moments ago. you can see vice president pence and his family quickly move down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he's headed down. as pence was being evacuated, rioters started to spread throughout the capitol. those inside helped other rioters break in through doors in several locations around this entire building. and the mob was looking for vice president pence because of his patriotism. because the vice president had refused to do what the president demanded and overturn the election results. during the assault on the capitol, extremists reportedly coordinated online and discussed how they could hunt down the vice president. journalists in the capitol reported they heard rioters say they were looking for pence in order to execute him. trump's supporters had erected a gallows on the lawn in front of the capitol building. another group of rioters chanted, "hang mike pence" as they stood in the open door of the capitol building. you can hear the security alarm from the door i

it was officer goodman leading part of the mob away from lawmakers in the capitol hill hallway. senator schumer also praised other members of the capitol hill police officers. as for officer goodman himself, asked by cnn's manu raju if he enjoyed the attention, he answered, "no, not at all." a humble hero and a well-deserved honor. the news continues with "prime time." chris? >> thank you very much, anderson. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." >>> trump's reaction to the insurrection, his reaction alone, is damning. breaking down details of the phone call between trump and mccarthy. mccarthy was absolutely pleading with trump to send aid to the capitol. in response, trump said, "well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are." in that moment of crisis, trump showed spite. no wonder mccarthy said to him, as rioters were breaking into his office through the windows, quote, "who the f do you think you're talking to?" he was blaming trump for the attack in the immediate after math. this call is reported according to lawmakers who were briefed

is in the chamber tonight officer goodman thank you. onto other news the united states is due to lift its terrorist designation for yemen's pretties on tuesday president joe biden the united nations and aid groups had feared the designation could actually worsen an already catastrophic humanitarian crisis the shift in policy comes with a warning that's cut the low pace of the un reports. the u.s. state department says yemen's who thier bibles will be taken off its list of terror groups it's a move that could reflect a shift of u.s. policy in the middle east but the announcement comes with a warning after the who these admitted they attacked a saudi airport on wednesday the u.s. says if the violence continues sanctions will follow if the who the leadership is under any illusion that the intent to revoke this designation suggests that we're going to let up the pressure on them they are sorely mistaken the who these however are defending their actions what kind of by war is legitimate because it is based on the right for self-defense when

officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [applause]. [applause]. >> republican leader mcconnell. >> i just want to say that i think that we can all agree the eugene deserve the highest award that congress can bestow . before we move, want to be clear that it was not alone that day. in the nation saw and is now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct in the capital police, the metropolitan police, the s.w.a.t. teams that were with us on january 6 in the capital. our heart felt gratitude extend to each and one of every one of them. particularly now as members of the force continue to bear scars. seen an unforeseen from these events of that disgraceful day. let us give them all the honor and recognition they so justly deserve. [applause]. [applause]. >> the republican leader . >> at the request of the majority leader, january 6th was the day from those who work here in the capital. in the sadness from anymore watching. watching from afar . that awful they also introduce our day to a group of heroes only in congress were already proud

is in the chamber tonight officer goodman thank you. on to other news me and mark 1st of all where people are out on the streets protesting for an 8th consecutive day against the military coup 6 6. they want the generals to release deposed leader unsung suchi who's under arrest police have increased their efforts to crack down on the gatherings though they say there are 19 restrictions and security forces have arrested protesters in overnight raids as well. meanwhile the u.n. human rights council adopted a resolution calling for a release and all political prisoners in fact to have been detained since the coup the original texts had to be watered down to get china and russia on board and china is still distancing itself from the measure the resolution also demands the military to reinstate the civilian government and use restraint with protesters scott hired lawyers in bangkok covering events for a scot you were saying earlier that actually today is the potential to be bigger than any of the previous day's rallies. it very well could co

officer goodman thank you. onto other news and protests are expected in nigeria's largest city lagos off to activists called for a rally at the very spot where 12 people were killed last year during protests a number of arrests have been made already supporters of the movement against police violence are angry at a decision by an educational panel to reopen the lekki tollgate which has been closed since the killings many say that reopening of the toll gate is ill timed and inconsiderate to the victims but to get an update from a headdress he covered the protest extensively for us at the time he's back there in lagos what's happening. when brits are going to come out it's been. right you know initially based probably of this morning that in some skirmishes a police officer who by the way of a number of journalists or testers tried to address some you individually identified as such to try and check out that i think the directive given to them was that the rest of any group that you see constituted trying to get

, eugene goodman, one of the heroes of 1/6 and turns out to be a screaming eagle, he is a veteran ofirborne was deployed in the iraq war, 1/6 was not the first time he was called to courage, it was took that day to show -- coming up for us. a husband and a wife and their two dogs on a normal friday morning. in february. at a time when a lot of folks have forgotten what normal looks like. >>> valentine's day a big day. jill's favorite day, for real. >> what inspired you to do this? >> with the pandemic, just everybody is feeling a little down, so, it's just, a little joy, a little hope. that's all. >> last thing before we go, let's put to doubt, put to rest any doubt, jill loves joe, and joe loves jill. they made that clear. that was an unavoidable sub plot. jill biden was up before dawn to supervise the placements. they strolled the lawn on a freezing morning with the freezing press corp in tow. the president explaining the hearts were largely for others in the pandemic but the scene as that is our broadcast on this friday night and for this week, i will be back for tomorrow afternoo

is in the chamber tonight officer goodman thank you. reap. still ahead on al-jazeera. we'll have reaction from yemen's capital on washington's decision to remove the hurt the rebels from the u.s. terror list. and community patrols assess up in some u.s. cities off to a rise in violent attacks against asian americans. as . a father. a mutual love of the arcs. this stage is set to immortalize feeding memories. in a magical race against time. witness our time. on a. as a weapon of war leaves the very deep a scar. scars so rule that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice al-jazeera saunas human rights campaigners in libya investigating right since the 2011. libya unspeakable crime on al-jazeera looking to reassure people in indonesia the government lifestream present joko widodo getting the country's 1st chinese scene of that covert 1000 vaccine the 1st nations outside of china to grant emergency use thailand malaysia singapore and the philippines have all placed orde

>>officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman. thank you. >>this was a scene from earlier today as the senate voted to give the congressional gold medal to eugene goodman, the capitol police officer who'd led a violent mob away from the senate doors on january 6 as they hunted for lawmakers during the presidential electoral count. senate majority leader chuck schumer called the vote at the end of today's impeachment proceedings noting that goodman's foresight in the midst of chaos and his willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage. so that others may reach safety. >>but administration unveiling plans for an estimated 25,000 asylum seekers waiting in mexico for their next immigration court hearings to be allowed into the united states while their cases are processed. the ports of entry in san isidro el paso in brownsville texas will process about 300 people per day to start. they will be given a medical screening in mexico by the united nations migration agency back in 2018 you might remember the trump administration unveiled what

i'm amy goodman. democratic house impeachment managers have released shocking video from inside the capitol during the january 6 insurrection showing violent from supporters were just yards away. democrats describe trumps the insigh -- incitor-in-chief. this is stacey plaskett at the virgin islands speaking at the senate trial. >> donald trump, over many months, called dutch cultivated violence. praised it, and then when he saw the violence his supporters were capable of, he channeled it to this big, wild, historic event. he organized january 6 with the same people that had just organize the rally resulting in substantial violence and made absolutely sure this time these violent rallygoers would not just remain in place. he made sure that violent people would literally march right here to our steps. amy: house impeachnt managers also realed that on january 6 trump sent out aweet attking vice president pence just minutes after senator tommy tuberville of alabama talked to the president on the phone and

officer eugene goodman is one such hero from that day. today, senator romney expressed his gratitude to goodman. he said he was exhausted by that point, and was nauseated by the amount of tear gas he had inhaled. i'm joined by former capitol police chief kim dyne. we appreciate you being with us. this was obviously a difficult day for you, you were chief of capitol police from 2012-2016 and the officers are not just heroes, they're part of the law enforcement family to you. what was it like witnessing these proceedings? >> thank you for having me, anderson. it's been a tough day, a tough month. but to see how organized and premeditated and violent this attack on our democracy was and on our officers, it was hard to watch. >> to see individual officers as we did today in these videos, not just officer goodman but others confront this mob, mobs are really terrifying when you're in the midst of them. and to be confronting them with no backup at times, that's just an extraordinary thing. and i think it's something that i hadn't seen a lot of

romney was seen talking with goodman.ith me to talk about the steering images we su taw todayd images, the chief of the washington d.c. police and cnn law enforcement analyst and deputy director of the fbi. with everything laid out like today, capitol police officer eugene goodman, warning romney to head back and officers using their bodies to barricade doors so rioters couldn't breakthrough, how much worse could that day have been if it wasn't for the actions of those law enforcement officers? some of them, you know, all alone standing up to crowds. >> you know, anderson, there is no bottom to how bad that day could have gotten and there is absolutely no question that that kind of spiral towards violence and who knows, death and destruction was stopped by the heroic actions of those folks, those men and women, the officers from capitol police and npd on the scene that day. we've had a lot of questions about how did law enforcement handle intelligence prior to the attack and were the proper precautions put in place? those

moments later, goodman would lead an angry mob away from the unguarded senate door. vice president mike pence and his family evacuate, as the crowd hunting him and speaker nancy pelosi closed in. pence's military aide can be seen following him down the stairs with the nuclear football. >> and you can hear the mob calling for the death of the vice president. >> reporter: and speaker nancy pelosi. >> oh, nancy... ! nancy! where are you, nancy? >> reporter: and this chilling audio from a pelosi staffer hiding from rioters behind a barricaded door. >> we need capitol police come into the hallway. >> president trump put a target on their backs, and his mob broke into the capitol to hunt them down. >> reporter: but the house democrats' case starts months before that dark january day, using former president donald trump's words and tweets to argue the attack on the capitol was the inevitable outcome of a strategy dubbed the "big lie," that the election was stolen. >> make no mistake, this election was stolen-- from you, from me, and from the country. >> the evidence will sh

he spoke to officer goodman after watching the video saying, thr. mocrats arstill a long w aleas republicans called the democrats' presentation compelling. >> it's a very powerful video. >> i'm angry, i'm disturbed, i'm sad. >> reporter: and the trial continues today with democrats wrapping up their opening arguments, and then trump's defense team will get its turn. kenneth, mona. >> andrew there in washington and the trial resumes at noon eastern. abc news will bring you live coverage. >>> now to the weather. a delta air lines jet went sliding off the taxiway at a pittsburgh airport last night. it was snowing as the plane with 77 people on board was about to take off for atlanta. rescuers set up stairs in the back of the plane so everyone could get out safely. looking at the radar right now, roads could be slick this morning from parts of texas all the way to washington, d.c. and up to three inches of snow are possible from philadelphia to new york city. we'll take a closer look at the forecast in less than five minutes. >>> hundreds of army soldie

officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] >> it was very moving, van, and they all -- they all genuinely believed what they were doing at that moment. >> yeah. look, never has anybody had a more appropriate name than goodman. he's a good man, and the whole world saw it, and it was honored today, and it should have been honored, and the flag should have been lowered at the white house in honor of the officer who lost his life and in honor of the bravery and the sacrifice of the people who survived and who helped congress survive. so that was a beautiful moment and a good moment, you know, and you would think that it would be hard to acknowledge the bravery of this officer and then vote any other way tomorrow, but we'll see how it goes. >> matthew, of course it took three days for the president of the united states -- for the white house to lower its flag to half-staff after officer sicknick died in this riot. but, you know, which says something again about the president and how he saw a

>> no, i did not know that was officer goodman. i look forward to thanking him when i next see him. >> the terrifying reality is that, as the former republican presidential nominee and a frequent critic of president trump's, it is likely that mitt romney would have been recognized by that mob, had he kept going, and eugene goodman, even more heroic than we originally knew that he was. footage also showed senate majority leader chuck schumer had a near miss with rioters. >> here in this new video, you see leader schumer walking up a ramp. going up the ramp with his detail. he'll soon go out of view. seconds later, they return and run back down the hallway and officers immediately shut the door and use their bodies to keep them safe. >> at one point, impeachment manager and congressman eric swalwell showed this video of senators evacuating the chamber in a hallway that was incredibly close to the pro trump mob. watch. >> you know how close you came to the mob. some of you, i understand, could hear them. but most of the public does no

i'm amy goodman. the senate has voted 56 to 44 to proceed with the impeachment trial of donald trump for inciting the deadly insuection at the u.s. capitol on january 6. six republicans joined docrats rejecting arguments from trump's defense team that it is unconstitutional for a former president to face an impeachment trial. the democratic house impeachment managers opened the day with a dramatic 13-minute video montage from january 6 featuring trump's remarks and graphic scenes of rioters attacking police officers and breaking into the capitol where lawmakers were preparg to count electoral college votes. this is house impeachment manager jamie raskin. >> you ask what a high crime and misdemeanor is under our constitution, that is a high crime and misdemeanor. if that is not an impeachable offense, than there is no such thing. amy: we will have more on the impeachment trial, including what took place onhat day, after headlines. around o in every 10 u.s. residents has now gotten at least their first

clearly he stood, clapped, honored officer goodman. of fact-chescking the tape we noticed other moments of not. refused to wear a mask on the senate floor during the days' long trial. this really stood out. far as we could tell all republican and democratic colleagues were wearing mask and all staff. rand paul is a doctor. ophthalmologist, an eye surgeon and is, or shoulding, well-versed in transmission of germs. because rand paul personally knows how transmissible it subpoena he caught it almost a year ago. the first u.s. senator to test positive and was criticized for not quarantining sooner after revealed he was at an event where others tested positive. he said he was "symptomatic and extra caution led him to get tested at the time. the science is clear. wearing a mask keeps people safe predominantly helping to not transmiss covid to somebody else. finally, it's good manners. one place this reigns is the senate kchamber as he colleague keep trying to impress upon him. >> wear a mask as the entire staff does all the time. i wish sena