without tipping off riley. the pressure was intense. riley came over to noah's house.e mission was underway. >> i know that you -- >> police were nearby listening in. as instructed, the boys tried to be natural. >> i'm sorry about emma. i want to be so upset and i can't because i'm worried about getting arrested and put away for a murder that i didn't commit. never in my life would i kill someone that i loved that much. >> it sucks you have to deal with all of this. >> riley clearly had no clue about the sting. he had faith in his friends. >> i'm trusting you guys, like with my life because i mean this is 70 years in jail if i get convicted of something i didn't do. >> why don't you just give them the gun. >> just -- it just needs to be gone. for whatever reason. it just needs to be gone. >> you guys don't have to come with me if you don't want to. if it is in the tennessee river they'll never find it. >> the boys headed out. first stop, riley's stepfather's house where he had hidden the gun. he came out holding a plastic garbage bag. detectives were still tracking the

riley is one of them. >> it's maddening, it's frustrating, it's defeating. >> reporter: riley worked the loews hotel in minneapolis. leisure and hospitality lost more jobs than any other u.s. industry last year. riley, a single mom, is worried her career is over. >> we have a long way to go yet before our economic society is really feeling and appreciating what females have to contribute to society. >> reporter: as covid-19 cases continue to rise, food banks across the country are running out of critical government funding. the campaign against hunger in brooklyn, new york says their money is nearly gone. >> it's frightening. i don't know what i'm going to do because i still have food to buy. >> reporter: president biden signed an executive order to address hunger, directing the department of agriculture to give families more money to replace school lunches and increase food stamps for about 12 million americans. but some on the brink will still fall through the cracks, and food banks need federal funding to feed them. >> i need assurance from all our policymakers that, listen, you s

here's riley june seen carrying something inside a zeeb bra bag.obert gieswein facing multiple charges including assaulting police jon ryan schaaf er of indiana, a heavy metal rocker accused of spraying campus police with bear spray. a number of military, past and present who were part of attacking the capitol. senator amy globe car is on the safety committee. >> are you concerned about an attack on the outside? >> at this point there's every reason to believe we can go forward with the inauguration outdoors even if it was indoors, there would be a lot of security anyway. >> reporter: the inauguration traditions need to continue. she said the country simply can't give in to an angry mob. phillip? >> thank you for the update. >>> the threat of a possible inside attack has the fbi and others securing the inaugural events let's get the latest inside from pete williams. >> guard members have been vetted in the past for inaugurals, but this time it's much more extensive. the decision was made to check the backgrounds of thousands more of the guard membe

riley williams stole the device in the capitol hill riot but the deal to sell it to russia fell through. china, where the covid-19 pandemic began, is the only developed nation to report economic growth year over year despite the shut down. that's according to the "wall street journal" and based on numbers from beijing. the world bank said the united states economy shrank 2%. and youtube has suspended president trump's account but they're not blocks those facing charges in the capitol hill riot. john hill said he was there to document the violence but the feds say he was cheering on the rioters when it happened. youtube has not released a comment. >> he's been totally irresponsible the way in which he handled the social distancing and people wearing masks, encouraging them not to. he's a fool on this. >> martha: remember that? quite a night. >> the covid response will soon be the measure of yet of u.s. president and the president-elect plans to enact a mask mandate by executive order and will call for a mandate on federal property and interstate travel. he says the mask debate is stupid.

. >> reporter: gabby riley is out of a job.unemployment claims are back hovering around 1 million. every single one of those 140,000 jobs lost was held by a woman. riley is one of them. >> it's maddening. it's frustrating. it's defeated. >> reporter: riley worked in sales at the lowe's hotel. leisure and hospitality lost the most. riley, a single mom, is worried her career is over. >> we have a long way to go yet before our economic society is really feeling and appreciating what females have to contribute to society. >> what is a -- >> reporter: as covid-19 cases continue to rise, food banks are running out of critical funding. the campaign against hunger in brooklyn, new york, says the money is almost gone. >> it's frightening. i still have good to buy. >> reporter: president biden signed an executive order directing the department of agriculture to give more families money and increase food stamps for 12 million americansment some on the brink will fall through the cracks and food banks need federal funding. >> i need assura

. >> reporter: gabby riley is also out of a job.e back hovering around a million. and last month the economy shed jobs for the first time since april. every single one of those 140,000 jobs lost was held by a woman. riley is one of them. >> it's maddening. it's frustrating. it's defeating. >> reporter: riley worked in sales at the loews hotel in minneapolis. leisure and hospitality lost more jobs than any other u.s. industry last year. riley, a single mom, is worried her career is over. >> we have a long way to go yet before our economic society is really feeling and appreciating what females have to contribute to society. >> what is a food pantry without food? >> reporter: as covid-19 cases continue to rise, food banks across the country are running out of critical government funding. the campaign against hunger in brooklyn, new york, says their money is nearly gone. >> it's frightening. i don't know what i'm going to do because i still have food to buy. >> reporter: president biden signed an executive order to address hunger, dire

tom: david riley, thank you so much for your help. we appreciate it. the gentleman from bluebay asset management. i went to the bloomberg terminal. i'm not going to going to the details, but i have you want uanreciation over 8% -- yo depreciation over 8%. that is tangible. lisa: questions over when the people's bank of china will step in. they have taken tepid action because versus the euro, they are seeing some consistency with the yuan, but pretty agreeable. tom: we are watching it. futures up 17. lisa abramowicz's bond market is dead in the water. it has done nothing. lisa: you asked a fantastic question earlier. i'm going to start the year off well. whether stocks are increasingly a proxy for bonds and it was interesting to hear david riley talk about how as long as yields remain low, how can you get out of tech stocks? that is going to be the discussion. tom: a credit suisse call i know as well. that will be one of our themes through january. coming up, the themes of politics in the nation. julie norman joins from ucl. futures up. on radio and tel

jorge riley, a board member for this organization as well as the president of the sacramento chapter. the sacramento republican assembly. they've asked him to resign or else he'll be forced out. >> i got pepper sprayed three times and i got a fire extinguisher. >> reporter: he's wearing a sacramento republic t-shirt, describing what it was like inside the u.s. capitol. >> we pushed our way in, and then we just kept going further and further. >> reporter: the california republican assembly says this is jorge riley. pictures from his facebook page show him in washington dr and what it was like to be in the middle of the mob that stormed the capitol last week inform a video posted online, he describes some of the moments rioters were met with police. >> the cops come out, and we hugged them and patted them on the back when they left. >> reporter: not a surprise to people like michael who lives near the california capitol, now expecting the worst ahead. >> that mentality, i've seen it walking around down here. >> reporter: the news comes as security measures ramp up ahead of next week's i

riley is one of them. >> it's maddening, it's frustrating.les at the lowe's hotel in minneapolis, leisure and hospitality lost more jobs than any other u.s. industry last year. riley, a single mom, is worried her career is over. >> we have a long way to go yet before our economic society is really feeling and appreciating what females have to contribute to society. >> what is a food panry without food. >> reporter: food banks across the country are running out of critical government funding. the campaign against hunger in brooklyn new york says their money is nearly gone. >> it's frightening. i don't know what i'm going to do because i still have food to buy. >> reporter: president biden signed an executive order to address hunger. directing the department of agriculture to give families more money to replace school lunches and increase food stamps for about 12 million americans. but some on the brink will still fall through the cracks and food banks need federal funding to feed them. >> i need assurance from all our policymakers that, listen

riley said to her mother in court, hi, mom, who was sitting right there. anymore. most of the capitol insurrectionists were neo-nazis, white supremacists and conspiracy theorists, all deeply radicalized by lies. coming up next, i'll speak to an expert in counterterrorism about how to deradicalize the constitution and where we go from here. titution and where weo from here. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ light under control. ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ signature gen 8™ available now, in 4 vibrant style colors. transitions™ wanna lose weight and be healthier? it's timee now, in 4 for aerotrainer.lors. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time. it allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer sup

jorge riley was president of the sacramento republican assembly and resigned from both positions. photos and posts on his facebook page showing the group storming the capitol building. riley has not been arrested for charged so far. >>> authorities in southern california talking about the latest edd fraud involving prison inmates. nine inmates have been charged. they received at least $160,000 from bogus claims over three months during the summer. the group apparently did not use stolen identities, but instead took advantage of a halfway house program they were a part of, which was illegal, because they were still technically incarcerated. it's also a drop in the bucket compared to what some believe may have been a $4 billion doled out to people that were filing false claims. >>> attorneys for people in jails and prisons in california are pushing for some prisoners to get the vaccine early. they're asking the governor and a judge to move 10% of prisoners to the front of the line. their request comes following a series of deadly outbreaks at several jails across the state. some cas

it hit me like oh gosh this is not in the best interest of riley. >> reporter: a trend in many schoolts around the country, a recent survey of nearly 500 district leaders and principals found more than half are seeing decline in kindergarten enrollment. >> kindergarten is a really big step. >> reporter: the president and ceo of the parent institute for quality education. she says many young learners are already feeling behind because schools had to close last spring and they miss out in more than academics when not in the classroom. >> things we believe are so important as educators is really around creating routines, developing habits, things like self soothing. >> reporter: kindergarten isn't required in parts of the country so some parents are opting for kids to skip it all together. >> we worry about the impact of not having children participate in the opportunities will have both in the short term and importantly over the longterm. >> reporter: rebecca chose to send riley again to avoid virtual learning. >> a 5-year-old can't do that. i have seen a huge improvement. she's really

and the search is on tonight for the woman in this green shirt, riley june williams. authorities have been told she stole a computer from speaker pelosi's office and was trying to sell it to the russians. tonight, the inauguration is set to go on at the capitol, outdoors, as planned. instead of americans on the national mall, tonight, the flags. the mall is closed and secured because of the riots. this is what the president-elect will see when he looks out. we do have a lot to get to this evening and we begin with the threat, the new video and the massive effort to keep the president-elect and the vice president-elect safe. abc's martha raddatz leading us off again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a city on edge. armed national guard manning checkpoints and police boats patrolling the potomac river. a false alarm today at the capitol building after that all too real siege that prompted this lockdown. >> go, go. >> reporter: this surreal new video from "new yorker" reporter luke mogelson, tracking the mob of pro-trump rioters climbing the scaffolding, looking like a medi

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2 that is -- riley: that is a great question. that data won't be out until the summer. there is a question about whether you can reach herd immunity without getting adolescents immunized against covid-19. littering 10 million doses to states in the interim would represent a 16% increase from the current weekly case. one thing i want to flag you on is that johnson & johnson, another vaccine maker that is developing a one dose vaccine that may ease some of the logistical strain posed by pfizer and moderna's to shut vaccine, they are poised to get data out in the next few days. we could move forward with that process and see j&j's vaccine out in march. that would be a real boon to this question if j&j came in and entered the market with an additional supply and provided ease of distribution by having a one dose shot that does not require the chain requirements needed by pfizer and moderna. pfizer requires that subarctic temperatures to transport its vaio. j&j, you can store it the refrigerator. that is really important. emily: we appreciate your detailed analysis about thi

cnn learned that riley williams has been investigated. she -- arrested.nvestigated for stealing nancy pelosi's laptop. what do you know about her? >> well, i have to say the first story is basically the plot line of burn after reading, which is woman comes across material and tries to sell to the russians. according what somebody appears to have told the fbi, she came into possession with nancy pelosi's laptop and wanted to sell it to the russians. unclear where the story is going to go. it's very much developing story. i think the other question is who is this person? and kind of unclear who she is but she may have been somebody who walked in and picked something up and thought maybe i can do something with this. >> well, listen, one of the people charged this weekend is robert guiseman who is allegedly part of a far right group the 3 percenters. he turned himself into police tonight. another man charged is john schafer. seen allegedly wearing an oath keeper's hat and a front man for a heavy metal band. iced earth. what have you learned about these peopl

bureau chief ebony riley.you were the point person that organized the march with me and martin back in august. now, remind me, because i don't think people understand just how tricky it was to organize a peaceful public rally with police cooperation and why lack of action on law enforcement's part on wednesday is so shocking when you go through all of the procedures you had to go through to get permits for over 200,000 peaceful people to march and not one incident happened, not one arrest. but the hurdles you had to jump, give our viewers a sense of why i'm saying that there had to be somebody that dropped the ball or some kind of cooperation between some segments of law enforcement and government officials that had this happen. >> thank you, reverend sharpton, for having me. when you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression. how in the epicenter of freedom in the citadel of democracy can domestic terrorist gal haven't around the u.s. capitol complex unchecked and undeterred? how are we seei

in a plexiglas cube with a mask on and hit me like oh my gosh this is not in the best interest of riley. >> it is a trend in many school district around the country, a recent survey of nearly 500 district leaders and principles found more than half are seeing a decline in kindergarten enrollment. >> kindergarten is a really big step. >> the president and ceo of the present parent institute for quality education says many young learners are feeling behind because schools had to close last spring and they missed out on far more than academics when not in the classroom.>> things that we think are so important as educators are around creating retains and habits, things in their soothing. >> kindergarten is not required in some parts of the country so some are opting for kids to skip it altogether. >> we were at the impact that not having children purchasing these educational opportunities will have, in the short term and the long term. >> rebecca chose to send riley to preschool again to avoid virtual learning.>> just forcing her to do the remote learning can do and i've seen a huge improve

many of the fbi tips come from facebook and instagram friends among those charges, riley june william carrying something inside a zebra print bag she intended to send a computer stolen from pelosi's office to russia intelligence. john ryan schaffer, heavy metal rocker accused of spraying police top concerns of members of past and present apart of the mob attacked the capitol senator klobachar is on the biden's committee. >> are you concerned of the safety of president-elect biden outside of this inauguration >> there is every reason to believe we can go forward with the inauguration outdoors. even if it is indoors, there would be a lot of security anyway >> thomas, is not just washington, state capitol is under increase security, what's the word on that >> reporter: no attacks materialized but there are a lot concerns of a lone wolf attack and senator klobachar made a point, the inauguration has to continue you can't give into an angry mob, lester. >> fbi screening thousands of guard members deployed to washington, pete williams is here what do we know about this >> lester, guard memb

so, cnn has learned riley williams has been arrested.he was being investigated for possibly stealing nancy pelosi's laptop during the capitol riot. she is only charged with violent entry or disorderly conduct and entering a restricted space of the capitol. what do you know about her? >> well, i have to say that her story is basically the plot line of burn after reading, which is woman comes across some material and tries to sell it to the russians. according to what somebody appears to have told the fbi, she came into possession of nancy pelosi's laptop and wanted to sell it to the russians. unclear where the story is going to go. it's very much a developing story. i think the other question is who is this person and kind of unclear who she is, but she may have just been somebody who walked in, picked it up and thought, maybe i can do something with this. >> wow. one of the people charged this weekend is robert geiswin, who is allegedly part of a far-right group, the 3%-ers. he turned himself into police tonight. another man charged is j

we will incorporate them into the discussion and without further due then, i will welcome jason rileyson riley, a senior fellow at the manhattan institute, columnist at the wall street journal and commentator at fox news. his much anticipated book is called maverick which will be available in may 2021. he's a recipients of the prize and after joining the journal, he was named as senior writer in 2005 and speaks frequently on abc, cnn, pbs and npr, jason is the author of several books, please stop helping us and also works for u.s. today in buffalo news. jason holds ba in english in buffalo and great colleague. jason, thank you so much for leading the discussion and over to you. >> well, thank you very much for that introduction michael. i want to welcome everyone to today's event. critical race theory used to be confined by in large by academia and that seems to have changed in the years. it's taught in u.s. schools and proponent like andrew that have climbed the best-seller list. it's informing our debate. policing and mass incarceration to standized -- standarized testing. how did a

we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel, and jason riley.s that, boy, the result of those georgia senate races sure was expensive. what do you make -- kimberley: that's right. paul: ha do you make of the overall package, 1.9 trillion. kimberley: it's been very clear that that's what they were going to do the minute joe biden got into office. bernie sanders called this a good first installment. so if you look at the breakdown the bill, there's about $70 billion in it for vaccines and vaccine distribution, you could potentially argue that that might be helpful if it actually does result in ending the pandemic earlier, but everything else in there, what you just went through is not going to help the economy, it's not a stimulus and a lot of it is going to be directed to people who, in fact, are in full employment and working, not getting to people that really do need it. paul: and dan, what about the -- the big spending proposal here. i mean, is this -- is this just his first bid? i mean, what's -- what's the driver here? and i guess the questi

let's look at this woman, riley williams. we have her on video.ting people on that day of the capitol mob around the area into the building, and that's one of the things that really caught the eye of prosecutors here. let's look at what they accused her of. there was a tipster that told the fbi that she had stolen a laptop from speaker nancy pelosi and attempted to send that to a friend in russia in order to sell it to russian intelligence. there is no indication beyond that allegation that that was the case, but we do know that prosecutors are charging her in assisting with the theft of government property as well as unlawful entry. she was released just a short time ago on bail. our colleague sonia mogey was in the courtroom. let me describe what the judge said, really unleashing on this defendant saying, and i quote, we know now that the mob failed and the constitution prevailed. the constitution prevailed because congress, stepping over the wreckage of its capitol, met and confirmed with the vice president of the united states the vote of the

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now riley says he's running out of room and he wants this to be a reminder to stay safe and save lives coast to coast. >>> president-elect biden set to deliver his inaugural address noon tomorrow. his first chance to address the divided nation as president. we'll hear from a former presidential speech writer on what it takes to make that address stand out. >> we must adjust to changing times and still hold to unchanging principles. >> americans are generous and strong and decent not because we believe in ourselves, but because we hold beliefs beyond ourselves. >> there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by ats ghwi america nationwide. to bring 5g and now that sprint is a part of t-mobile we're turning up the speed. upgrading over a thousand towers a month with ultra capacity 5g. to bring speeds as fast as wifi to cities and towns across america. and we're adding more every week. coverage and speed. who says you can't have it all? >>> when joe biden takes the oath of office tomorrow he'll face an increasingly people lahrized and pessimistic nation. that's according to a

tina nguyen of politico and ryan riley of huff po. ryan, you've become this kind of police blotter for me, you know, as these cases roll through. let's talk about our individual with the varsity jacket of his high school and his football jersey. how was he identified and apprehended? >> yeah, i mean, so he had a very distinguishing jacket and people saw that jacket on the news as someone who was going into the capitol that actually the police chief for the town called up the fbi. there was a number of tips from former classmates who sort of made the connection. so that's what we've seen a lot of honestly. there is this trend in a lot of these stories for some of these lower-level cases, sort of the layup cases where it's like an easy charge to bring because there is so much evidence, they bragged on social media, that a lot of former classmates have been bringing these. it's sort of like the worst person you knew in high school, you're extracting the revenge on them down the line. the person you've been watching sort of go through thi

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. >> reporter: meanwhile, more arrests and charges related to the january 6th attack riley june williams of pennsylvania turned herself in the fbi says she stole a computer from speaker pelosi's office and was plotting to send it to russian intelligence emanuel jackson of maryland, the fbi alleges he repeatedly hit a capitol police officer with his fist then used a metal bat on officers vitali gossjankowski found a taser on the ground urging >> tom, will this increased security last beyond inauguration day >> reporter: yeah, the d.c. homeland security director suggesting the increased security will be around for a while given the ongoing threat 6,600 national guard troops told to be here for at least 30 days. >> tom costello outside the capitol. thank you. >>> the fbi is filing many charges stemming from the riot at the capitol two weeks ago with a focus on who might have been planning for leading it nbc's pete williams is joining us what can you tell us about this >> the fbi singled out a dozen people accused of being members of extremist groups involved in the riot federal prosecutors

. >>> texas, the yard in front of shane riley's home in austin is a mesmerizing field of red, white and the texans who died of covid >> that's someone's mom or dad that's somebody's friend that died. >> this began back in may with 972 flags. now riley says he's running out of room, and he wants this to be a reminder to stay safe and save lives on this cnbc trip coast to coast. >>> president-elect biden set to deliver his inaugural address noon tomorrow. his first chance to address the divided nation as president. we'll hear from a former presidential speech writer on what it takes to make that address stand out. >> we must adjust to changing times and still hold to unchanging principles. >> americans are generous and strong and decent, not because we believe in ourselves, but because we hold beliefs beyond ourselves. >> there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by what is right with america >>> when joe biden takes the oath of office tomorrow he'll face a oath of office tomorrow, he'll face an increasingly polarized and pessimistic nation that's according to a new nationa

he got the win, riley scored in over time to send the empty rink into a frenzy, maple leafs and jumbo joe win 5-4. sharks tonight at 6:00. oof 56 game season. that's the latest. see you tonight. >>> the time is 4:56. ahead in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a new tax unveiled to help the housing crisis in the bay area. how permanent funding could be on the way for homeless programs, next. >>> how is the vaccine roll out going in the bay area? it all depends on where you live. some are doing better than others. we'll have a live report, straight ahead. >>> a live look outside before we head to break from exclusive mark hopkins camera. looking east you see the trans america building there and a bit of fog >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, president trump impeached again. now, a bay area county on high alert during his final days in office. the special task force just created. >> a bumpy road for vaccine ro out in the bay area. we are live with the distribution headache in santa clara county. >>> criminal case into one of the bay area's

ryan riley, senior writer at "huff po," and they join me now. tell me what the security planning and security situation looks like right now, erin. >> as you mentioned earlier, there are thousands of national guard troops manning the capitol campus as we speak and more are on the way. we at "the daily beast" have been reporting on what's expected to come in the coming days before the inauguration and on the inauguration day in terms of far-right extremist groups who are already planning to appear in and around the d.c. area, as well as other state capitals throughout the country. law enforcement, as far as we know, are contingency planning around some of these events that are still in the stages of planning. people are still planning on showing up. we received an intelligence bulletin yesterday from the secret service that sort of lays out where those protests are supposed to happen and how law enforcement agencies are planning on reacting and planning for these events. >> brian, you've been covering violent acts of extremists throughout the tru

seen here directing traffic 22- year-old riley june williams is charged with illegally entering the capitol. she is charged with stealing a laptop from nancy pelosi's office, with plans to sell it to russia. the first lady briefly mentioned the attack in a farewell video. >> that violence is never the answer. >> the president is expected to spend his final full day in office issuing pardons for up to 100 people. >>> as the president elect prepares to be sworn into office tomorrow a different milestone will loom over his inauguration. the united states is about to hit 400,000 deaths from the coronavirus. possibly half a million next month. that's a prediction from the incoming cdc director. here in california the vaccine roll out has been anything but smooth. only about 40% of vaccines shipped have been given as of friday. >>> this morning we are learning at least 35 doses of the moderna vaccine have been pulled from circulation. this after six people in san diego had a severe reaction from a vaccine that came from a single batch. despite the news there were long lines outside the san jose v

well dr lee riley, always a pleasure. thanks again for coming on. thank you. all right, as dr reilly and heather were talking about there, a lot of confusion and obviously a lot of attempt to try to streamline the vaccine roll out here in california and, of course, speed things up. and of course, expanded eligibility. the other issue here. everyone over the age of 65 now eligible for a shot, but even those who are eligible to get the vaccine are now finding. very few counties and healthcare providers are prepared to give out those doses, ktvu said. ruben joining us now at once again with that part of the story and. yeah that's right. you know, there's a large quantities of confusion. but yet there seems to be short supply of vaccine and so figuring out where and how to get a shot isn't simple. now the state of california is saying that those 65 up are now eligible. but many counties in hospital systems just aren't ready for that group. yet places like sutter and stanford health systems are still focused on those 75 enough. so we're counties like napa in santa

riley williams was arrested in pennsylvania. she's seen in a green shirt and brown jacket. she has been charged with illegally entering the capitol and disorderly contact. after her former partner turned her in, there were reports that there were plans to sell the laptop. pelosi's office said the lap top was used only for presentations. >>> president trump is expected to leave the white house for the last time in the early morning hours. we'll bring that to you immediately tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." so wake up with us and we'll watch history together. >>> our coverage of the inauguration continues online. we put together an explainer around all the big events for the day. click on inauguration day explained at the top of our home page. >>> families swept out to sea with sneaker waves and a young child went under and never came back up. more details coming up. >>> the mutant covid strain discovered in the bay area is spreading across the straight. on a lighter note, paula abdul and randy jackson tell kelly clarkson they might come back to the show. the kelly cla

woman accused of stealing house speaker nancy pelosi's laptop during the capitol riot, 22 year-old rileye williams was arrested in her home state of pennsylvania on monday. authorities say williams was seen on video taking part in the capitol siege. the fbi is investigating claims that she stole pelosi's laptop in order to sell it to russian intelligence. one of his final official acts president trump issued presidential commendations to the operation warp speed team. he credited them with getting a covid-19 vaccine approved in less than a year among those honored were doctor anthony fauci doctor deborah birx health human services secretary alex azar and the president's son in law jared kushner for joining us. a pregnant woman in fresno county says she is thankful to be alive after her battle with coronavirus she spent 7 weeks in the hospital all while while carrying her twins doctors are crediting her survival to a special treatment called ecmo kirsten mitchell has the story. it's crazy how many people were in the icu try to keep life. >>the 39 year-old dallas selling. i started feeling

. >> reporter: meanwhile, more arrests and charges related to the january 6th attack riley june williams of pennsylvania turned herself in the fbi says she stole a computer from speaker pelosi's office and was plotting to send it to russian intelligence emanuel jackson of maryland, the fbi alleges he repeatedly hit a capitol police officer with his fist then used a metal bat on officers vitali gossjankowski says he found a taser on the ground while walking toward the capitol during the riot but denies he was the person who used it on officer mike fanone who suffered a minor heart attack after being tased by rioters who stole his taser. many of those arrested say they deserve a presidential pardon claiming they stormed the capitol at the president's urging. >> tom, will this increased security last beyond inauguration day >> reporter: yeah, the d.c. homeland security director suggesting that the increased security will be around for a while given the ongoing threat in fact, 6,600 national guard told to be here for at least 30 days. lester >> tom costello outside the capitol. thank you. >>

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. >> reporter: overnight police announcing the arrest of riley williams, the woman accused of stealing a computer from house speaker nancy pelosi's office with the intention of selling to russia's intelligence service. the warrant for her arrest revealing that it was a former romantic partner of williams who alerted the fbi. and authorities announcing the arrest of a man seen in the blue coat seen storming the capitol while displaying a taser. investigators are questioning the man in connection with the assault on d.c. police officer fanone who suffered a minor heart attack after someone tased him. >> while i was getting tased they stripped my gear off and they tried to get my gun and at kill him with his own gun. >> reporter: the man tells investigators that if he did touch officer fanone he touched his helmet and it was merely to help him. the fbi arrested a student at the fashion institute of technology after allegedly bragging about his role in the capitol attack. agents say his classmates turned him in. >>> new details about the final batch of pardons that president trump is expec

seen here directing traffic, 22-year-old riley june williams is charged with illegally entering the capitolnd disorderly conduct. court papers say she stole a laptop from house speaker nancy pelosi's office with plans to get the device in the hands of russia foreign intelligence service. president trump is expected to spend his final full day in office issuing pardons and commutations for up to 100 people. and usually, there is a big parade that goes down pennsylvania avenue, this year it will be different. the president and vice president will end up walking to the white house. there will be drum lines. there will be performances and it will all be live-streamed, anne-marie. >> debra alfarone in washington, thank you so much, debra. >>> now, to the impeachment proceedings, rudy giuliani will not represent president trump at his second impeachment trial in the senate. the former new york city mayor said he is a potential witness since he gave a speech on january 6th. initially, giuliani said he would take part. it's still unclear which lawyer or law firm will represent mr. trump. >>> and we

. >> aiming squarely at the man at the top, president tru in riley his supporters beforehe stormed thet of american legislative power. scenes thatav followed left an indelible mark on his presidency and the nation. . we have this report. coesponded: they can click -- correspondent: they can clean, paint, put papers back in filing cabinets and spruce the place up, but not ochit wilge the state of american democracy. the trump-inspired rioters and insurrection certainly left the mob that dissented on the capitol building probably euldn't believe howasy their task was. after security cordons crumbled, the thin blue line turned out to be painfully so. if you want one image to highlight inadequacy of police, response look at this officer endlessl retreating, one staircase at a time. or in the chamber, plainclothes ofrs having to resort to eabarricading doors,pons drawn to stop oters. these are scenes that have played out in tinpot regimes around the world, but in america, this beacon of democracy? this protester, ashli battitt, was killed, a military veteran who served her country in afghan

dozens with other offenses federal prosecutors adding riley brock of texas and eric mcchel from tennesseend counterterrorism experts concern many in the mob demonstrate police or military expertise. law enforcement agencies from new york to california looking at where the members joined in >> the possible inclusion and participation of law enforcement, ex-law enforcement, military, ex-military, is one of the more potentially disturbing elements >> reporter: stepped up security with extremist groups threatening more attacks law enforcement taking up near the capitol more than 6,000 expected by inauguration day and this weekend, d.c.'s mayor asked the department of homeland security for even more resources. >> you're a joke >> reporter: lawmakers getting protection as members getting harassed and heckled in public >> you know it was fake. >> reporter: and a black officer confronting mostly a white mob, they chased him down the stairs to the senate chamber to a quarter where backup is waiting. congress signaling a new concern, covid, in a moment, while members huddled together, individuals m

awe as kamala harris became the first female vice president of the united states principal mary beth riley knew this moment would inspire them for years to come. >>i mean it suspicious and says celebre tory historical i'm so happy for them special and it definitely is something that i'm going to i really amazing see that especially said sonia sotomayor was the one that immigrated very experience may not be my experience i think it's still really amazing that we can see a person of color in a powerful position. >>and while they may not all have aspirations to follow in her footsteps, the notion that women can do anything is more real to them now then ever before. in the south bay, a tribute to the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg watched over san jose on inauguration day. the 85 foot high mural is the work of a san bruno based artist. ginsburg is often remembered for her ability to unify people a message that was at the very center of the inauguration. san jose mayor sam liccardo agrees saying the inauguration of president joe biden and vice president kamala harris was a celeb

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also arrested, riley williams.ember she was accused of stealing a laptop from the house speaker's office. we're told that she was actually turned in by a former romantic partner. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you so much. and president trump is planning one last flight on air force one tomorrow. he's expected to reach his home in palm beach, florida, even before joe biden takes tatheh well, tonight, he's also trying to bolster his legacy. cbs' paula reid joins us from the white house. good evening, paula. >> reporter: good evening. norah, on his last full day in office, president trump said that he would pray for the incoming administration, but he refused to refer to president- elect biden by name, and he also tried to distance himself from that deadly attack on the capitol. little seen in the final days of his administration, president trump chose to say good-bye to the american public in a video release. >> we did what we came here to do, and so much more. >> reporter: the president >> we extend our be

here is a question from claire riley at cnet. medical staff across the u.s. say they are running out of vaccine doses to administer while also hearing there are doses sitting in storage and going unused. is there any truth to this and if so, what have been the major barriers to rolling out vaccines quickly and effectively? dr. beyrer: there has been some truth to this and it has been a concern for money. i think it is being addressed in the last week or two beginning late in the trump administration, secretary azar said states would loosen restrictions and make sure they are using every dose they have. it honestly has been for many, particularly hospital and health systems, a concern about wanting to not make mistakes and absolutely follow the cdc's allocation guidelines. and that is of course very important. the equity issues are very important. but these are precious resources. vaccines sitting in freezers do not save lives. in music station -- immunization programs save lives. we need to getthe vaccines into people's arms . ellen: thank you so much. we are