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and tonight on "60 minutes," scott pelley will report on efforts to keep the inauguration safe.e spoke to acting deputy homeland secretary ken cuccinelli. here is a preview. >> president trump: we will never give up. we will never concede. >> reporter: but there is also the dilemma that the security is commanded by president trump, who encouraged the attack on the capitol and has relentlessly worked to stop the inauguration of joe biden. who does the national guard answer to? >> they answer through d.o.d -- >> reporter: through the president? >> that's the chain of command. >> reporter: if ordered to stand down, will they stand down? >> they will. you have to ask them. >> reporter: if the president orders d.h.s. to stand down, will you stand down? >> we will complete our jobs. we have a statutory mission, and we're going to perform under all circumstances. i think that hypothetical is not going to happen. it is unimaginable. >> reporter: a lot of things are unimaginable in washington these days, and we don't have a very good track record, taking the president's word -- >> homela

scott pelley of cbs' 60 minutes asked d.c. mayor muriel bowser about the decision to give combat weapons to national guard members providing inauguration security. >> reporter: are you glad about that or are you worried about it? >> it's a place in our history that i'm sad that we've come to. american troops should not have to be armed against their fellow americans, but what we saw was an unprecedented attack on our democracy in the cradle of that democracy. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll finds more 70% er feel dem is threatened. protesters turned up at the statehouse in columbus, ohio, sunday. in lansing, michigan, armored trucks took position with a number of demonstrators on hand. here in washington law enforcement remains on high alert with elevated threat levels especially around areas near the capitol building. across the u.s. federal and local investigators are making daily arrests of those accused of storming the capitol building. authorities say this man edward jacob lang pointed himself out in photos of the riot i

a long time republican and trump supporter refused and discussed the call with scott pelley for 60 minutes i said mr. president, the challenge that you have is that you have bad data. our data shows you did not win the race. we have the facts and the facts are on our side. >> brad had declined to take the president's call. the trump campaign was suing georgia and he felt the call was inappropriate, but the white house kept insisting. >> mr. president, everybody is on the line. >> it was about 3:00 in the afternoon on saturday, january 2nd when white house chief of staff mark meadows introduced trump's lawyers and attorney for the state of georgia and secretary of state. >> did you know the call was being recorded? >> no. >> mr. president, i will turn it over to you. >> someone gave the recording to the "washington post." >> thank you very much. hello brad and ryan and everyone. >> from the start the president seemed delusional. we won the house. we won every single state house. we won congress. >> mr. trump repeated 30 times that he won the election. he said he could still win georgia if h

. >>> you can see, scott pelley's full report on the government inaugural security efforts tonight on 60 minutes, that is had in about 30 minutes, right after this newscast. sure close to home equated the state capital security remains tight, just a snapshot, of the 1000 california national guardsmen deployed around the city. thanks, troops, officers scattered around the area, protect government buildings in the event of any protest, or violent in the days, leading up to the inauguration. >>> really said we have to see i'm happy to see it. to make it to no presence is around, summer clothes, they're trying to offset any type of real, tragic situations occurring. >> protest scheduled to the capital today was canceled, after a permit for the event was denied. and is part of the safety measures, some streets around the capital building are closed to traffic. >>> after going dark in the wake of c's, parlor, back online tonight, reappeared with a message, from its ceo saying, hello world, is this thing on? the microblogging platform, bills itself as an unbiased social network, for free exp

earlier this week she mosque pelley have atf tweeted his intention to run for governor.pital ceo and current chairman of virgin galactic joins businessman john cox and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer in supporting the recall effort for recall election to take place. organizers must collect nearly 1.5 million signatures by march 17th. >>governor newsome school reopening plan for california has stalled just 2 weeks before he had hoped to get younger students back into the classroom, but lawmakers, teachers in school district leaders presented a long list of concerns to the governor which included that everyone had to be vaccinated the governor told a group of school administrators that they will not resume in person instruction for the rest of the academic year. if that is the case. >>if everybody has to backs be vaccinated we might as well just tell people the truth there will be no in person instruction the state of california just telling the truth. >>the california teachers association sent a letter this week saying teachers should be vaccinated before they retu

on "60 minutes" last night, scott pelley asked ken cuccinelli what they would do if mr. trump asked them to stand down. >> we're going to complete our jobs. there's not a standdown. we have a statutory mission we're going to perform under all circumstances. i think that hypothetical is not going to happen. it's unimaginable. >> reporter: what was unimaginable just a few weeks ago is that there would be a security presence this large here in washington, d.c. for this inauguration, or the prospect of americans threatening violence against fellow americans. but that's where we stand right now. >> scott said last night on "60 minutes," there's a lot that's unimaginable right now in washington, d.c. all 50 states are also on high alert ahead of president-elect joe biden's inauguration. david begnaud is outside the capitol in lansing, michigan. what are you seeing there? >> good morning, there was protesting at state capitols around the country, but no rioting. where we are at the capitol in lansing, michigan there were more media members and police officers than people who sh