and we are learning more about what he is going to say and cbs's nancy cortez is at the white house. good evening, nancy. >> good evening, norah. you know, that attack one year ago changed washington, possibly forever. and tomorrow, in a speech at the capitol, president biden is going to lay the blame for that attack squarely at the feet of his predecessor. according to white house officials, president biden will lay out the, quote, singular responsibility president trump has for the chaos and carnage that we saw one year ago. they tell us he will also call out mr. trump for misleading his supporters to this day about who won the election. white house officials say lies like that don't just rile people up, as we saw one year ago, but they also, they argue, pose an ongoing threat to the nation's democratic system. norah. >> nancy cortez, thank you. >>> and as we mark the anniversary of the attack, the investigation into who carried out the assault is ongoing. in the last year, more than 725 defendants have been arrested for taking part in the insurrection on the capitol. and authoritie

." >> good evening, i'm nancy cortez in new york. jericka duncan is off. we are following several developing stories tonight but we begin with a dangerous winter storm impacting 80 million americans. tonight, it is sweeping across the southeast, and heading north. these icy roads you are about to see are near charlotte, north carolina. snow plows are out there, and cars are spinning out. tens of thousands have lost power. for more on what's to come, let's check in with meteorologist vanessa murdock of wcbs. vanessa, good evening. >> good evening, nancy. this storm has brought a mess to the southeast, as much as 9 inches of snow as far south as leesburg, mississippi. and in the carolinas, more than a third of an inch of ice for some. no hern qua bre ,rad poin. let's c occupe snowfall accumulations. the mountains will get themont out of this system for the most part. 6 to 12 inches in general but draw your attention to the not hot pink along the great lakes. that is the potential for more than 2 feet of snow because the lake-effect snow machine starts to kic

he has ignored of the needs of every day americans all to appeal to the nancy pelosi pelosis and comrade cortezs of the world. it hasn't done him any good either. he has been failing in every way. socialist spending bill that they lied about the price tag from the beginning to failing to nuke the filibuster this week. so how does he respond to it all? he continues to divide and somehow blame all of his problems on republicans. >> so ask yourself, you know, we know what we're for, but ask yourself the question, i was thinking about this the other day, what are republicans for? what are they for? it's no accident they didn't even bother to come up with a platform in 2020. they had no platform at their convention. they don't stand for anything except to stop us. there is a clear choice, the choice between a party that works for people and is focused on the future. and a party that's completely controlled by one man and focused on re-litigating the past. >> >> pete: that's joe biden going grassroots for clean up. that's how joe biden is handling it jen psaki has her own way of coping with a disastro

that there were several people who were saying that they were going to hunt down nancy pelosi or alexandria ocasio-cortez terrorist operation on a very large scale using the initial protest as a cover and a method of camouflage to enclose on their enemies, which is the capitol hill police and, of course, to attempt to take over the building, stop the election and implement a coup d'etat. so ted cruz was correct the first time he said it. then yesterday -- and this is where you see the mainstreaming of this problem. in fact, i have a new book out called "they want to kill americans," and it is about the militias and the terrorists within this group, within the republicans now who are now the base of the party. ted cruz is pandering to them. this means that this -- that the insurrectionists, the seditionists, the people who agree with them now have the entire political party acting as their advocates, and this will happen again. >> betsy, political reports the doj has declined to charge any of the capitol rioters with domestic terrorism. why aren't prosecutors pushing for those charges, betsy? >> the domes

sisolak, thanks for the passport into the state, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, members of the nevada congressional delegation, senator cortez masto and representatives, members of congress, democrat and republican, past and present and distinguished guests, what a gift harry reid was to the state and to this nation and to so many of us individually. i know he is smiling right now. only harry reid at his sendoff, sandwiched between the former president of the united states and the killers. thanks, harry. you always had a great sense of humor. [laughter] he always had to win, and he always did. he got me again, but he always got me. the first time i met harry, i got a call. i had just been elected at 29 years old to the u.s. senate. i have not even turned 32 yet. i was a newly elected senator. he asked me to campaign for his election for the nevada senate seat being vacated by a man i had just begun to know. i met him in nevada. we were talking about where he was from. he said i used to go out to shoot -- i used to have to go and shoot mad dogs. i said, what the hell am i doing here? [laughter] bless me father for i have sinn

nancy pelosi. members of the nevada congressional delegation. senator cortez and rosen and representatives, excuse me, lee and titus. members of congress, democrat and republican, past and present, distinguished guests. what a gift harry reid was to the state, to this nation, and to so many of us individually. i know he's smiling right now. only harry reid had his send off sandwich a speaker between former president of the united states, kyle king and the killers. thanks, harry. you've always had a great sense of humor. always had to win. and he always did. he got me again, but he always got me. the first time i met harry, got a call asking had i been elected at 29 years old to the united states senate. hadn't turned 32 yet. he asked me to campaign for his election for nevada senate seat being vacated by a man i'd only just begun to know, alan bible. first thing, i met him in nevada. we were talking about where he's from and he said, well, i used to have to go out and shoot mad dogs. i thought, what in the hell am i doing here? swear to god. i used to go out a

and iris and chuck schumer and paul and nancy pelosi, members of the nevada congressional delegation, senator cortez and representatives horsfod and lee and titus, members of congress, democrat, republican, past and present, distinguished guests, what a gift harry reid was to the state, to this nation. and to so many of us individually. i know he's smiling right now. only harry reid at his sendoff would sandwich a speaker between former president of the united states, carole king, and the killers. thanks, harry. you've always had a great sense of humor. he always had to win. and he always did. you got me again, but he always got me. the first time i met harry, i got a call asking whether, as i had just been elected at 29 years old to the united states senate, hadn't even turned 32 yet, he was newly -- i was a newly elected senator. he asked me to campaign for his election for nevada's senate seat being vacated by a man i had only just begun to know, alan bible. the first thing when we met, i met him in nevada, we were talking about where he's from, and he said, well, i used to have to go out and sho

obama or even alexandra ocasio-cortez who says that he has reached out to her or he had reached out to her multiple times over the years. and that relationship with nancy pelosi is something that, as you look back at the obama years, the biden as vice president years, is pinnacle and is really important about -- it tells you how those eight years worked out, because working hand-in-glove, both nancy pelosi and senator reid, as teammates, and as equals, in pushing through the legislation from president obama that they wanted to push through, the healthcare, all of that good stuff that they're talking about, but also the other things, and changing his positions as was just said. that is someone that people see as a partisan. you talk to democrats, and they see him as someone who was a team player and someone who folks talk about the times in which folks reached across the aisle in those days, but harry reid was someone who definitely fought for his team, and that was something that was really important for him, and i think when you look at how his legacy, that is a strong part of his legacy, making sure that democrats, when he came in as leader in 2005,

ocasio-cortez tweeted last month: there is no reason members of congress should hold and trade individual stock when we write major policy and have access it sensitive information. house speaker nancyded the freedom to trade. >> this is a free market and people -- we are a free market economy. should be able to participate in that. >> moments ago we learned missouri republican senator josh hawley is planning to offer his own bill it would prohibit members of congress and their spouses from holding, acquiring or selling stocks during their time in elected office it would not apply to dependent children but, perhaps a couple of legislative options, bret. >> bret: that's one to follow. mike, we learned late today the january 6th select committee is asking house minority leader kevin mccarthy to cooperate with that investigation. what more do we know? >> democratic chairman bennie thompson says mccarthy likely has information relevant to the facts, circumstances, and causes of the january 6th attack. mccarthy was reportedly in communication with then white house chief of staff mark meadows in the days prior. thompson notes mccarthy on january 6th reportedly urged former president trump