videos show top politicians like mike pence mitt romney and chuck schumer fleeing as the riots a swarm the capitol building and in some cases the protesters were just steps away from reaching them and so they came draped in trump's flag and used our flag the american flag to batter and to bludgeon and at 230 i heard that terrifying banging on house chamber doors. for the 1st time in more than 200 years the seat of our government was ransacked on our watch over an hour and a half into the attack and this is what he tweeted and he still even at this point did not acknowledge the attack on the capitol let alone condemn it instead he further incites the mob against his own vice president. whose life was being threatened some of these insurgents were heard saying quote that they hoped to find vice president mike pence and execute him by hanging him from a capitol hill tree as a traitor previously unheard recordings were played of panic radio calls between the police as the riot spiraled out of control or are very probable just a luxury. in progress. and you. are one of the advice you got a

videos show top politicians like mike pence mitt romney and chuck schumer fleeing as the riots a swarm the capitol building and in some cases the protesters were just.

and after the democrats said the president had been told in a phone call that mike pence was in danger, senator mitt romney tonight asking, did president trump know that vice president pence was in danger when he then tweeted an attack on his vice president. on mike pence's courage. this is all moving swiftly tonight. and what do we expect to happen next? rachel scott and jon karl standing by with late reporting. >>> the other news this friday night. just 24 hours after president biden said the u.s. has purchased enough vaccine for nearly all americans by the end of july, for the first time since the pandemic, the cdc issuing new recommendations to safely reopen schools using masks and social distancing. and what they're now saying about teachers and whether they need to be vaccinated. also, news tonight on major pharmacies including walgreens and cvs. where can you now get shots, and how soon will the list of pharmacies grow? >>> we're also watching major storms set to hit this weekend. the mid-atlantic and northeast, then a larger system behind it moving right across the country. snow, ice and brutal col

you, am horrified by the video evidence of just how close nancy pelosi and her staff and mitt romney and mike pence how much danger and abuse, physical and just the terrorism of the attack, the capitol police were subjected to and i don't wonder anything about republicans anymore, but i find it remarkable that they will be on the record as being indifferent to cop killers. they will be indifferent to an assassination attempt against the speaker of the house and vice president mike pence. >> no, you're absolutely right. there was the part when representative plaskett reads this post that a lawyer that one of the insurrectionists reads and they were going after nancy pelosi and they would have ripped her to pieces and this was a lynch mob and i don't know how any of them can sleep at night and face their families and their children and explain after what has basically been a truth, not the reconciliation part, but a truth commission. you know, i doubt that donald trump will be convicted. they'll find a way to tuck their shame away and pretend that this is okay, but we now know. we know, we have seen

we saw what was happening to vice president mike pence and mitt romney going through the hallways, werd representative castro say he left everyone in this capitol for dead. those words should linger across the globe. that the president of the united states left every member in the capitol for dead. and i thought when i heard it, even if the president had never had a rally, if he had never said a single word, a president who watches a co-equal branch of government under attack, you would think that he would act and do something. that did not take place. i have to tell you, i loved what senator mike lee did just now. do you know why? because do you know what happens when we're misunderstood or you're misquoted or somebody misconstrues your statement? you go and clarify it. this was a very obscure point he wanted to raise. the president of the united states had people going to the capitol and committing an insurrection based on their interpretation of what he said. he didn't clarify. he waited hours. he sent no help. in the words of astro, he left everyone in that capitol to die. imagine

one of their targets, vice president mike pence. [ crowd chanting hang mike pence ] >> bring out mike pence! >> reporter: in another chilling video, senator mitt romneyn directing romney back to safety. goodman also spotted here leading rioters away from the senate chamber but democrats say the harrowing truth is, they were all at risk. >> you were just 58 steps away from where the mob was amassing and where police were rushing to stop them. >> reporter: the house impeachment managers argue that one man, former president donald trump, was solely responsible for it all calling him the inciter in chief. >> fight like hell. >> reporter: insisting his false claims of a rigged election were part of a months long drumbeat used to ignite the riot. >> he told them to fight like hell and they brought us hell on that day. incited by president trump, his mob attacked the capitol. >> reporter: the house impeachment managers are expected to wrap up opening arguments today. then trump's defense team will be next. senators on both sides of the aisle walked out of that chamber horrified by what they saw, but several republican senators were not swayed and say they s

senator mitt romney of utah asking about this tweet from trump at 2:24 p.m. mike pence didn't have the courage to do what needed to be done. >> was he aware that vice president had been removed by the senate from the secret service. >> reporter: the lead house manager answering, saying the president had been told the vice president was in harm's way. still he tweeted, questioning pence's courage 20 minutes later. >> the senator said he told the president, mr. president, they just took the vice president out. i've got to go. the vice president and his family were still in danger at that point. our commander in chief did nothing. >> reporter: the defense team claims the president did not know about his vice president. >> the answer is no. at no point was the president informed the vice president was in any danger, because the house rushed through this impeachment in seven days, with no evidence, there is nothing at all in the record on this point. >> reporter: arguing the question is not relevant to this case. >> to be clear, this is an a article of impeachment for incite

and after the democrats said the president had been told in a phone call that mike pence was in danger, senator mitt romney

mitt romney, right there, running. absolutely terrifying. we talk about, dana, what did -- what would the crowd have done if they had gotten to mike pence? what with would they have done had they had gotten to mitt romney? senator mitt romney? they don't deserve this. >> no. >> they don't deserve this. and the fact that there are republican senators who are not going to hold the president accountable, some of them are accountable themselves, is just utterly baffling. >> absolutely. when you talk about mike pence and mitt romney, in particular, romney had been speaking out on this network and elsewhere before this, warning of this exact thing. that if his colleagues didn't call out the president for not accepting the election, much less lying about the fact that it was rigged, that this would happen. then here we see range omney hi running for his life and being saved by these heroic officers. and the fact that we are in the united states of america and we knew that the president was incredibly hard on mike pence and incited -- effectively incited violence against his own vice president, but to watch this never-before-seen footage that you

and after the democrats said the president had been told in a phone call that mike pence was in danger, senator mitt romney askidi

mike pence. >> amanda, senator mitt romney in an interview said that trump quote has by far the largest voice in the big impact on my party and that if the former president won in 2024, mitt romney says he's pretty sure he would win the nomination. do you agree with mitt romney? does it tell you that mitt romney is saying then ? >> i think if the primary were held today, this is no doubt who would oppose donald trump in this environment. it gets to the point about the silence and i think mike pence would like to be president. realistically, he probably never will but what he does know is that if he keeps his mouth shut, the mob that came after him on january 6th won't come after him again. he will have a safe comfortable life in the warm bath of the conservative movement at think tanks and conservative media but they will never ask him a tough question about the events that he witnessed that led up to the insurrection and what it felt like to become a victim of it. like, he has a safe comfortable life if he just keeps his mouth shut and waves the flag for trump. that's what he's aiming for. anyt

harrowing footage played there was also previously unseen camera footage of vice president mike pence and senator mitt romneyushed away from the mob to safety we learned that house speaker nancy pelosi had to be evacuated from the entire capitol complex for her safety at least show some concern for the physical safety of your colleagues if someone showed me a hostage video of my friend, fred armisen, waving to get my attention because he was being held captive in a room by kidnappers, i wouldn't just ignore it and move on. not now, fred. and then, there's missouri senator josh hawley, the guy who got kicked out of "cobra kai" for being too slimy, and then, wrote an op-ed titled "how i got cobra kainceled. hawley not only ignored the harrowing video footage but made himself comfortable while doing it >> josh hawley, who's made his disdain for this process abundantly clear in public comments, is doing the same thing in the chamber all of the senators have the option to use the gallery, the upstairs area for seating for social distancing. josh hawley is the only one taking advantage of that opportunity. he's be

mike pence and he had to run for his life and be ferried out of the chaim b bher. >> well, the most disturbing part of yesterday's video were mike pence, his family, schumer and mitt romneyob was descending on them. that performance yesterday by the prosecution was simply over powering. when you contrast that with the defense which was so weak. somebody may have to invoke the mercy rule here if this trial continues. i'm hoping a few senators will be persuaded. probably not enough to convict. poor mike pence, he was at risk. they wanted to take him down. >> one second, congressman kennedy. what are you going to do about it is the question, charlie, in terms of the republican party. we understand you were part of a big conference call with 120 republicans. i would like to know exactly who they are. what are your plans? >> the plan was this. i mean, the 120 people want a new direction for the party. united around some common principles like truth and honesty, democracy, rule of law, reason. i mean, that's partly what they're talking about. many -- i was in the camp of how about a new faction within the gop or new was fairly evenly divided. everybody wants a new division and

videos show top politicians like mike pence house speaker nancy pelosi and mitt romney fleeing as the riots this warmed the building neither side denies the siege happened but the war of words inside the senate has been over whether it was trump's words that were to blame this impeachment is completely divorced from the facts the evidence and the interests of the american people the president's remarks explicitly encourage those in attendance to exercise their rights to peacefully and. donald trump tells a crowd as he did under a 6 fight like now where you're not going to have a country anymore he meant for them to fight like hell. january 6th speech did not cause the riots the president did not cause the riots in either explicitly or implicitly encourage the use of violence or lawless action the attack was done for donald trump at his instructions and to fulfill his wishes the due process part should be enough to give anybody who loves our constitution and loves our country great pause to do anything but acquit donald trump if you think this is not impeachable what is. what would be

head to an insurrection that literally almost cost them their lives, including mike pence, the vice president, and mitt romney. so i think this is a really difficult position that democrats are in. and this that we need some republicans in order to pass these very important bills, especially to get covid relief and the vaccines out. and all of these things that need to happen to get american people the relief that they need. but then again, they're over here siding with someone who literally is normalizing white supremacy and has emboldened an insurrection. >> beth, as you watch that vote go down, what went through your mind, vis-a-vis biden's governing agenda? >> i think they're decoupled, honestly. i think that the votes that were cast were pretty predictable. a couple of republicans voted to convict that we didn't expect such as senator burr from north carolina. but now the republicans want to move on as well. none of this -- none of this made them look any good at all. and they know it and they don't want to be associated with what the many viewers who watched those videotapes and saw what went down insid

surveillance video released shows him redirecting senator mitt romney away from rioters and diverting a crowd away from former president mike pence played out today and senator mitt romney, who is essentially saved and turned in the right direction said he hadn't seen this video. i lived it but haven't seen this and went over and talked oh officer goodman to thank him. to you and your colleagues we thank you for your continued service and your hard work in a very difficult situation just weeks ago on the hill. good night from washington i'm shannon bream. thank you for being with us. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor. don't take sunosi if you've taken an maoi in the last 14 days. sunosi may increase blood pressure and heart rate, which can increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure, or death. tell your doctor if you have a heart

and you can understand why mitt romney, especially, would be sprinting away from this mob. i mean, these are the people who were chanting "hang mike pence"-- mike pence, the man who has spent the last four years eye-banging the back of trump's head. so to them, mitt romney is basically mormon a.o.c. i mean, i don't know what mitt would have done if he had run into them. he would have had to try to blend in with them. ( rioter ) "let's find these traitors! it's time to kill the deep states! "i heartily agree, my good friends! and, afterwards, let's go to the local confectionary and enjoy some vanilla milkshakes." ( rioter ) what! great idea! this guy's all right!" but this isn't an impeachment trial of a few thousands insane qanon followers. no, this is the impeachment trial of donald trump. so once again today, the democrats focused on how donald trump incited the riot. and what was really helpful was that the rioters themselves provided the evidence. >> even after the attack, the insurrectionists made clear to law enforcement that they were just following president trump's orders. >> we were invited here! they didn't shy away from thei

there was one question from mitt romney of utah and lisa murkowski of alaska, asking when donald trump knew that vice president mike pence trump tweeted out criticising mike pence. and the defence was not able to give a very good answer on that, so i think there are some concerns among a few republicans at least and certainly among the democrats that donald trump, while the riot was going on, did not respond to it quickly and he had a disregard for the safety not only of the members of congress but for his own vice president. that's interesting. and going into this trial, the received wisdom was that there would not be enough votes to impeach president trump on this. has anything in this trial so far shifted that? not that we have seen. i've been reviewing some of the things that republican senators have said to the media after the trial went into recess for the day, and the folks that you would expect to be against impeaching and convicting donald trump were still against it. if you remember there was that vote on tuesday night about whether there should be a trial at all and 56 senators said there should be, 44 republi

mitt romney. senate majority leader chuck schumer. and vice president mike pencee first time security footage of mike pence being hustled out of the chamber, and his family. >> i thought of vice president cheney on 9/11 being taken to the bunker under the white house. >> 2:24 p.m., just 12 minutes after pence is taken out of the chamber, donald trump tweets an attack against his own vice president. >> he tweeted, quote, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. he further incites the mob against his own vice president. >> where's mike pence? where's mike pence? >> what the house managers did so effectively is they all told their personal stories. trying to help the senate understand that you went through this and we did too. >> reporter: congressman jamie raskin was there in the capitol with his family on january 6th, one day after burying his son. >> i told my daughter how sorry i was, and i promised her that it would not be like this again the next time she came back to the capitol with me. a

of the question and there was one question from mitt romney of utah and lisa murkowski of alaska, asking when donald trump new that vice president mike pencecising mike pence? and the defence was not able to give a very good answer on that so i think there are some concerns among other republicans at least and among the democrats at donald trump, while the right was going on, did not respond to it quickly and he had a disregard for the safety not only for the members of congress but for his own vice president. congress but for his own vice president-— president. that's interesting and going — president. that's interesting and going into _ president. that's interesting and going into the _ president. that's interesting and going into the trial, - president. that's interesting and going into the trial, the | and going into the trial, the perceived wisdom was that they —— there would not be enough votes to impeach president trump on this. has anything in this trial so far shift about? not that we have seen. i've been reviewing some of the things that republican senators have said to the media after the trial, when it went into recess, and the

mitt romney not invited. mike pence declined to answer the. nikki haley, rand paul also declined to attend. not attending as well, liz cheney. there are reports that the president is likely the name names, name his enemies, right, to the cpac audience? >> yeah. >> what is the likelihood we are going to hear some of these folks come out of president's mouth? >> as far as i am hold there is a really high probability that those are some of the names you are going the hear, especially is number three republican congresswoman liz cheney. you mentioned her name. that is a name that is very much in the ether here. allies of the former president are angry at here for her comments saying donald trump is not the future this party that republicans should lean away from him and of course voting to impeach him a few weeks ago. she was one of seven republicans, certainly the most high-profile. and i am told there is a 99.99% chance that donald trump explicity mentions her name here at cpac on the stain. you todd about the story line of who is here versus wh

and opening doors as they entered and former vice president mike pence's family fleeing the senate chambers, on security camera. mitt romney is saved in one of the scenes by hero officer, eugene goodman. the managers make the case that all of this was a direct result of incitement by the former president. >> trump became the insider in chief. >> trump ran out of nonviolent options. >> trump's conduct leading up to january 6th was deliberate and premeditated. >> this attack never would have happened but for donald trump. >> trump did not send help to these officers who were badly "outnumbered". >> reporter: emotions ran high but afterwords david shown reacted to opening arguments accusing democrats of just attacking trump. >> seems if you want screen time they are hoping to drum up emotion and got the last shot senate donald trump. >> at the end of the day's presentation fireworks flew in the chamber as senator mike we forced impeachment managers to withdraw evidence they presented over statements attributed to him. the senator's office putting out a statement that house impeachment managers make false payments mischaracter

the former vice president, mike pence, being rushed to safety. senator mitt romneyith emotional appeal, was one that touched hearts in the senate, although not necessarily minds. many republican senators seemed unwilling to be convinced that donald trump is guilty. but the democrats are also aiming at a broader audience watching from home, hoping to hold mr trump to account in the court of public appeal. barbara plett usher, bbc news, washington. drugs giant astrazeneca has revealed its annual profits more than doubled in the last year. the group, which is currently working on adapting its vaccine to cope with new strains of coronavirus, reported pre—tax profits of 2.8 billion pounds for 2020, that's despite offering its vaccine on a not—for—profit basis. it's also suggested that if it needed to produce an amended version of the vaccine to combat these new strains, it could do so at scale in as little as six months. prisoners are being kept locked up for up to 90% of their day because of coronavirus restrictions. the prisons watchdog say that the extra restrictions,

mitt romney to run for safety away from rioters. moments later, goodman would lead an angry mob away from the unguarded senate door. here, vice president mike penceis 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 show you that he assembled, inflam

mitt romney suddenly sprinting, a police officer telling him let's go. a video of mike penceled out of the senate chamber, taken to a safe place, at the time we know the writers were shouting where's pence? they had put up gallows outside the capitol building, saying that he was a traitor. you have that moment from inside the capitol building, when the writers -- rioters broken. then that moment nancy pelosi's office, staff being as quiet as can be, whispering in terror. all of those moments really brought a sense of how scary it was, how chaotic it was, how close they came to the people they were targeting. laura: the impeachment managers are trying to make the case by going all the way back to july of last year. that president trump back then said in a tv interview, he would not commit to accepting the election results, and tracing the events of january 6 all the way back to them. reporter: this is a very significant part of their case. they are saying january 6 was not an isolated incident, that the stements and action of the president, starting back in july let up to that

the former vice president, mike pence, being rushed to safety. senator mitt romneyemotional appeal, was one that touched hearts in the senate, although not necessarily minds. many republican senators seemed unwilling to be convinced that donald trump is guilty. but the democrats are also aiming at a broader audience watching from home, hoping to hold mr trump to account in the court of public appeal. barbara plett—usher, bbc news, washington. the new and more infectious variant of covid—19 first found in kent will become the world's dominant strain, according to the director of the uk's genetic surveillance programme. professor sharon peacock from the covid—19 genomics uk consortium said the variant which has been detected across britain, and in more than 50 countries, is going to sweep the world in all probability. she added that transmissibility was likely to cause scientists difficulties for years to come. when we look at what's happening with the variants circulating in the uk, there was this news that it might be slightly more lethal and i think the jury is sti

agentes evacuando al entonces vicepresidente mike pence y su familia, segundos antes que llegaran los violentos de momento que ponen a salvo al senador mitt romneyanos de los violentos. (informaciÓn en pantalla) aunque algunos republicanos como lisa m quedaron furiosos perturbados y tristes no todos los presentes se creyeron lo que oÍan. >> otros han llamado la presentaciÓn como una venganza polÍtica de los demÓcratas, y dicen que no han demostrado que trump es el culpable de lo ocurrido. maÑana le toca el turno a la defensa de donald trump, tienen 16 horas pero segÚn nuestras fuentes van a acabar maÑana mismo, esto darÍa paso a preguntas el sÁbado y a que posiblemente si no hay sorpresas que el juicio termine el domingo, hay que recordar los demÓcratas necesitan el voto de 17 republicanos para condenar a donald trump, algo que los expertos dicen nicole es poco probable. . >> y vamos a estar siguiendo este proceso histÓrico aquÍ en noticias telemundo, gracias cristina londoÑo. >> y las campaÑas de vacunaciÓn en el paÍs, estÁn en marcha pero la realidad es que muchos lugares donde se iba a vacunar, estÁn cerrando por falta precisamente de vacunas

mike pence. >> they were talking about assassinating the vice president of the united states. >> o'donnell: and the heroic actions of capitol police officer eugene goodman, turning senator mitt romneyfrom the mob. plus, police bodycam video shows rioters attacking officers with hockey sticks and flagpoles. new mask guidelines.

managers also revealing some new video of the vice president mike pence being ushered to safety also of officer goodman directing senator mitt romney away from the mob to safety. again we only heard from the house managers today will we hear from them again tomorrow and then after that we'll hear the defense from trump's lawyers for the next 2 days of the trial live in washington alexandra limon thank you so much and had it has been tough to watch in the video evidence that's being presented at this impeachment trial. catherine heenan is here with reaction. >>from a bay area republican official catherine you know know jonathan madison he is the bay area, vice chair of the california republican party is also a lawyer. >>he acknowledges that the wealth of chilling video and audio evidence being presented over the last couple of days is compelling including the surveillance video showing staffers rushing to find hiding places january 6. >>genuine things that come off as most effective. so i think it's an effective tool and strategy to get. messaging across not only to. the members of congress. but also to the american people show what

disturbing video — the then—vice president, mike pence, being rushed to safety by his secret service detail as congress is being overrun, the republican senator mitt romneyentially saved by a policeman telling him to go the other way, and the trump—supporting mob menacingly searching for the speaker, nancy pelosi. where are you, nancy? we're looking for you! nancy! 0h, nancy! the central claim of the trump defence team is that it's preposterous to suggest he incited the insurrection. more importantly, they're seeking to argue it's unconstitutional to impeach someone who's already left office, and his lawyers are making what sound like highly political speeches. this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence. it is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition. it is constitutional cancel culture. donald trump has spent much of this week playing golf in florida, but republican support is fracturing. today, nikki haley, his former un ambassador, said... the chances are overwhelmingly the donald trump will be acquitted, but it's now not just the united states that's divided, it's the republican party too. mean

and then mitt romney canning whether when trump tweeted that he knew mike pence personally had been in danger or been evacuated, at that point van der veen knew the answer, he knew -- he said that the president didn't know that vice president pence was in danger at that point. you know, you either go over the time line with your client and figure out what they knew and when or you don't. it is hard to have those two answers co-exist and i think that really speaks to the idea that this was probably a pretty deliberate envision on behalf of the trump team, these are basic questions. >> so lawyer van der veen's response is to say that there was no discovery taken here, the evidentiary record doesn't contain the answer to these questions. he is right to that extent. but nothing stopped him from sorting this out with his client, the president of the united states, and to the extent that they had evidence, if they had a phone receipt, if they had something demonstrative that would show the president having taken action, they would have presented it, you'd think, right? >> yes. and as i said,

pelosi. [ crowd chanting hang mike pence ] and former vice president pence. >> they were talking about assassinating the vice president of the united states. >> senator mitt romneyned by hero officer eugene goodman narrowly escapes the rioters and the brutal body cam footage showing officers outnumbered and overwhelmed. will republicans hold the former president responsible? >>> new covid rules. the new quarantine guidelines

disturbing video — the then—vice president, mike pence, being rushed to safety by his secret service detail as congress is being overrun, the republican senator mitt romney go the other way, and the trump—supporting mob menacingly searching for the speaker, nancy pelosi. where are you, nancy? we're looking for you! nancy! 0h, nancy! the central claim of the trump defence team is that it's preposterous to suggest he incited the insurrection. more importantly, they're seeking to argue it's unconstitutional to impeach someone who's already left office, and his lawyers are making what sound like highly political speeches. this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence. it is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition. it is constitutional cancel culture. donald trump has spent much of this week playing golf in florida, but republican support is fracturing. today, nikki haley, his former un ambassador, said... the chances are overwhelmingly the donald trump will be acquitted, but it's now notjust the united states that's divided, it's the republican party too. meanwhile, at the white house, the new president

mike pence 2024 is yours for a cool 5 k. if you'd like to draft the ex veep among republican senator mitt romney has been conspicuously critical of donald trump could romney 2024 dot com signal his 3rd bite at the apple will we see ted cruz another crowded debate stage and will marco rubio be there again here's a clue even for florida dot com suggests that marco may be looking over his shoulder although these names are taken we can't always tell by whom some are masked or cybersquatter by companies like domains by proxy or contact privacy nc suggestion to whoever might be cybersquatting trump 2024 dot com get cash in advance thank you john elliot and steve malzberg for stepping into the big picture and thank you for watching the big picture we're going to be back same time next week and if you want to set your d.v.r. it's direct t.v. channel 321 the dish dish we are channel 280 the live stream is on you tube dot com slash r t america and all of it including every show i've ever done and thousands of our t.v. shows are on our super cool portable t.v. app downloaded free a portable t.v. holland cook sticking close to home here i

mitch mcconnell, mitt romney, liz cheney, mike pence, nikki haley, cheney and penn mike pence attended not for years, but five of the prominent republicans were not invited or chose not to attend. >> well, it is headed up by my former white house colleague matt schaap who is a strong supporter of donald trump, so i would be surprised if you tenured invitations to some of the people on that list. and look at, people come to cpac and people don't go to cpac. it's not the must do event for every republican every year every time. >> john: you're saying no big deal we should not read anything into it? >> you should read a little bit that they won't invite critics of president trump because matt has made it clear that he has a strong supporter and also respects. and to take a look at the agenda, for example. there are a few of a session here and a session thereby defense, there are seven sessions, seven sessions devoted to election security, rehashing the 2020 election from the perspective of the mechanics of the election. a severance separate sessions on the election returns and the electio

rushing to respond to the insurrection districts senator mitt romney to safety away from the rioters. in another we see vice president mike penceily evacuated as the mob search for him and house speaker nancy pelosi. >> on january 6, president trump left everyone in this capitol for dead. >> so they came draped in trump's flag and used our flag, the american flag, to batter and to bludgeon. >> the democratic prosecutors say mr. trump was not an innocent bystander. on friday, his lawyers will have two days to layout their case. for the most up to date information on the impeachment, you can download our kpix5 news app. it gives easy 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix newscasts. >>> live to wall street, opening bell ringing minutes ago. dow is up about 63 points. the job less claim numbers fell to 793,000. that's down from 812,000 reported last week. unemployment rate in january was closer to 10%, not 6.3% says federal reserve chair. jerome powell believes the rate is significantly higher than reported by labor department last week due to many unemployed being misclassified as employed. >>> about 11.4 million workers will lose

reporter: here you see senator mitt romney abruptly reversing course away from rioters, now inside the capitol. with gallows set up outside, the secret service whisked away mike pence family. an aide carried what appeared to be one of the three nuclear footballs. rioters came within 100 feet of them. >> take your hands off me. >> reporter: representatives and staff coward and cried. video shows chuck schumer and other senators evacuate the floor. the ark of behavior and seditious and close calls. >> i had tears in my eyes. >> reporter: but after an acquittal on the impeachment charge, there is worry about a lingering threat. what this video says most of all: no one wants to see a sequel. >> if we pretend this didn't happen, or worse, if we let it go unanswered, who is to say it won't happen again. >> reporter: for "face the nation," i'm mark strassmann. >> brennan: we'll be right back. you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. conti

mitt romney had to run. they had video of that. the mob was knocking out windows, banging on doors, looking for nancy pelosi. chanting "hang mike pencef

mitt romney seen running down the hallway at the direction of a police officer, you saw mike pence beings said some of the mobilejust impeachment managers said some of the mobile just 50 excepts from the senators as they walked down the hallway out of the building, sol walked down the hallway out of the building, so i think i'll close this came to a truly tragic day, i think that was made very clear by the impeachment managers. i think one of the other interesting things is how heavily the impeachment managers relied on donald trump's tweets. it was trial bite to eat from everything he had done the last six months up to election day and after. i thought that was interesting. they're using donald trump's own words against him, culminating in that tweet he sent all the unrest was taking place on capitol hill, that he was saying this is what happens when patriots are denied a rightful election as they will never that day not as tragedy, which is whatjamie raskin said, but as a celebration in donald trump's view, so think it made a very coherent cogent well packaged prosecution of donald tru

, we also see former vice president mike pence and his family fleeing the senate chamber being evacuated down a flight of stairs and that startled senator mitt romneyng saved by hero officer eugene goodman who is turned around and away from the approaching mob as prosecutors made the case this is a result of incitement by the former president. >> trump became the insider in chief. >> trump ran out of nonviolent options. >> trump's conduct leading up to january 6th was deliberate and premeditated. >> this attack never would have happened but for donald trump. >> trump did not send help to these officers were badly "outnumbered". >> defense counsel david showed reacting to opening arguments accusing democrats of wanting to simply attack trump. >> they want a lot of screen time for themselves, just hoping to drum up emotion and get their last shot in that donald trump. >> any indication with the defense's or bottle might look like the trump war room retweeted a tweet from lead manager jamie raskin using the phrase in the past fight like hell, words attributed to trump's incitement at the end of the presentation fireworks flew in the chamber between ra

mitt romney is right. donald trump would win the nomination. >> let's talk about mike pence and his future.y wants to run for president. you know, i -- when a friend sends a blood-thirsty mob after me, that wants to hang me, i rethink that friendship. but mike pence sounds like he's different and has reportedly said that he harbor nos no ill l and they have a close personal friendship. what does this tell you about the future for mike pence and about how everybody is supposed to co-exist with donald trump looming? >> alisyn, never underestimate an ambitious politician's tolerance for these types of indignities. we remember, too, donald trump called senator cruz's wife ugly and accused his father of being part of the jfk assassination conspiracy, and he's maintained as close ties with the president as he possibly can. they're willing to do things that make absolutely no sense in my view from a personal standpoint. i think it's pretty horrific. so the party is in a horrible place. i don't understand why these candidates, or likely candidates, think that attaching themselves to a twice defeate

the former vice president, mike pence, being rushed to safety. senator mitt romneyhe compelling case, told with emotional appeal, was one that touched hearts in the senate, although not necessarily minds. many republican senators seemed unwilling to be convinced that donald trump is guilty. but the democrats are also aiming at a broader audience watching from home, hoping to hold mr trump to account in the court of public appeal. barbara plett—usher, bbc news, washington. millions of people in england over the age of 65 are at risk of lung damage and asthma attacks due to toxic air, according to two leading charities. asthma uk and the british lung foundation say that a quarter of all care homes, and a third of hospitals and gp practices, are in areas where pollution exceeds recommended levels. our chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt reports. we associate the seaside with fresh air and healthy living. "breathe it in", is eastbourne�*s motto. but like many places in the uk, it sometimes has issues with air pollution. as kimberly cole knows only too well. a

to see mike pence rushed out of an area of the capitol by secret service agents, and to see a capitol police officer turn mitt romney around in the nick of time, that's stunning video that the public has not seen before. it's not some parlor trick that the house impeachment managers were unloading on senators today. it's relevant video, and it gets to their case that none of this would have happened had the president not been out there on january 6th whipping people up into a frenzy and lying about the election results for weeks and weeks. after the november 3rd election. so that's what they're going to be arguing. they're also going to be arguing that, you know, there's, you know, some -- there are some problems on the house manager side. there were trump managers and advisers retweeting videos showing ted lieu or eric swalwell using words like fight like hell. but the difference is, there was no insurrection after those words. there's no equivalence there by any stretch. and people died. >> it's hard to compare it. lastly, how confident is the former president and his allies that they're still on the path for him