thank you, rosanne. >> thank you, all. for the record, it is 11:03. >> it is a miracle, you get 25 minutes back on your day. congratulations. >> thank you.

rosanne boland of kennesaw, georgia. lastly, i would like to thank all of the sea and our d.c. and our- of neighboring jurisdictions in virginia, maryland, forward hearing to the mayor's and the governor's curfew orders. and i will turn it over to secretary mccarthy. ver to secretary mccarthy. >> thank you chief, mayor bowser. yesterday was a horrible and shameful day in our history. but one thing we did see was incredible leadership by mayor bowser and chief conti. wendy called us -- when they called us at the pentagon, we started getting awareness in the afternoon about the breach of the capitol and quickly moved our resources forward in support of metro pd and the capitol police and responded. we saw some incredible heroic d.c.s from metro pd in our guardsmen. at present, the entire d.c. national guard has been mobilized. we have also received support from the state of virginia, maryland, pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware and new york. there will be 6200 guardsmen in total this weekend here in support of the d.c. met

and rosanne boyland of kennesaw, dpornlg ga. >> president's words incited a riot that killed four of his biggest fans. >> we're in, boys. >> protestors also stormed the washington state governor's mansion. more protests in arizona, florida, minnesota, and the kansas state house. >> talk of more violence now scuttles across social media. our american ideal is still at risk. democracy or ochlocracy. rule by the mob. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> duncan: around the world america's allies were shocked by the assault on the capitol while our enemies found reason to gloat. cbs news senior foreign correspondent elizabeth balmer reports from london. >> russian state tv took the already dramatic video from the capitol and amped it up. wednesday's events are a gift to dictators and to the all-- totalitarians everywhere. the message they are sending is if this is american democracy, who needs it. >> iran president rouhani said the breach proved western democracy is weak. china's self righteously pointed out that at least its crackdown on prodemocracy activists in hong kong hadn't kille

>> reporter: the woman later identified as rosanne boyland would later die. today charges filed against two more suspects authorities say are seen in the most widely viewed videos of the insurrection. joshua and jerod hughes accused of breaking through this window and of being in the crowd that followed officer eugene goodman up those stairs. >> pierre thomas with us tonight as well. pierre, i know we're getting a clearer sense of the intent of some of the suspects. you're learning of new evidence that investigators now have? >> reporter: the more details we get, the scarier the situation. prosecutors said when they searched home of one of suspects who was at the insurrection they found detailed instructions for making homemade guns and poison. >> thanks, pierre. >>> now to the millions of small business owners waiting for help amid this pandemic. president biden saying he wants support for thinks covid relief bill. but appearing to acknowledge he's ready to go it alone saying it has to pass. here's mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: president biden today seemi

benjamin philips of ringtown pennsylvania 55 year old kevin greason of athens alabama and 34 year old rosanne boylan of kennesaw georgia lastly i would like to thank all of d.c. and our neighboring jurisdictions in virginia for it and maryland for hearing to the mayors and the governors curfew orders and now i can turn it over to secretary mccarthy thank you chief county mayor bowzer. yesterday was a horrible and shameful day in our history one thing we did see was incredible leadership by mayor bowzer in chief county and saw the best of the city and when they called us over at the pentagon we started getting awareness yesterday afternoon about the breach within the capitol and quickly worked to support moved there are our resources forward in support of metro p.d. and the capitol police and responded and truly sauce incredibly heroic things from the metro p.d. and then our d.c. guards i'm very proud of those men and women. at present there are the entire d.c. national guard has been mobilized we have also received the support from the state of virginia maryland pennsylvania new jersey delawa

gilda radner would not be able to play rosanne rosannadanna.ohn belushi would not be able to play japanese. garrett morris doing "news for hard-of-hearing" would have been making fun of a handicap, so it just all--values change, and then, i would say that between the movie "arthur" and the movie "arthur 2," alcoholism became a disease, and no one wanted to laugh at drunks anymore, whereas for 200 years, they'd laughed at drunks. rubenstein: so let's take people through how the show is actually produced. on a monday, do you recover from the previous week, and do you actually go to work on monday and-- michaels: yeah. no. everybody has to show up monday. i'll have a meeting which, i've had from beginning, at 5:00 on mondays which has all the writing staff, all the cast, the host, people from the music department, people from the film department, and we all gather in my office. they gather, i'm behind a desk, and i go around the room and ask everybody what their idea is. rubenstein: and in your 45 years of doing this, almost 45 years, have you eve

on the stairs while calls for help went unanswered, "new york times" identified her as 34-year-old rosanne boyland who later died. we have seen dozens and dozens of video of the calamitous day, many of which now being introduced as evidence against rioters, but this one stands out for the sheer up close in your face brutality and violence of a supposed political march gone mad. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> really is chilling to watch those images. those people violently smashed their way into the u.s. capitol were not all motivated purely by misinformed political outrage. among the trump supporters and qanon followers and people who continue to believe that the presidential election was somehow stolen was a sizable number of active hate groups and extremists brandishing their membership. someone even carried a confederate flag into the capitol. the symbols and slogans of racist white supremacists and extreme far-right anti-government groups were all on full display during that disgraceful riot on january 6th. i want to talk to christian p piclini, former neo-nazi skinhead and speaks ou

rosanne, like a lot of people, was really passionate about her beliefs, as was her right. personally believe that the president incited a riot that caused four of his biggest fans their lives. one happened to be my sister. i personally believe we should invoke the 25th amendment. your thoughts. >> i think all this talk about him resigning, the 25th amendment, it's ridiculous. i don't think the president's words were the right words. i disagreed with the things he said on wednesday. but i think he gave his followers false hope that the election was going to be overturned. i don't the kievan ted cruz, in fact ted cruz said it was going to overturn the election, the things that he was trying to do. he wasn't trying to get mike pence to overturn it. he just wanted transparency which was an appropriate request. the president use words that i think his followers took as, let's go charge capitol hill. do we blame the president? he should have used different words. maybe he has some responsibility. every individual has responsibility to do what's right. you can't blame somebody el

details have emerged about the death of rosanne boyland, a 34-year-old qanon and trump supporter from georgia who was trampled by the mob as it stormed the capitol. boyland was photographed wednesday carrying a gadsden flag -- a revolutionary-war era emblem of a rattlesnake with the caption "don't tread on me." the southern poverty law center is demanding an investigation into the republican attorney generals association, which set up robocalls urging trump supporters to join the january 6 insurrection in washington, d.c. the group is headed by alabama attorney general steve marshall. on sunday, hundreds of police officers lined the streets of washington, d.c., in a funeral procession for brian sicknick, the capitol police officer killed when marauding trump domestic terrorists hit him in the head with a fire extinguisher. sicknick was a military veteran who later became an opponent of the iraq war and george w. bush and was an outspoken supporter of president trump. a second capitol police officer died over the weekend. by suicide. 15-year veteran howard liebengood reportedly took hi

. > a couple hours later, the mob trampled the constitution, and rosanne boyland -- >> the president'sd a riot that killed four of his biggest fans. >> reporter: and protestors stormed the washington state governor's mansion, and more protests in arizona, florida, minnesota, and the kansas state house. [yelling] >> reporter: talk of more vials scuttles across social media. our american ideal is still at risk. democracy or au auklocracy. >> brennan: and we're joined by john dickerson. thank you for coming in. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: it was two weeks ago that gallup poll said that donald trump is the most popular man in america. and now we're talking about calls for his resignation. does all of this end when he leaves office? >> they said it is no longer the republican party, it is the trump party. what happens to the political market he created that future republican politicians are going to try to appeal to. after the election, the president said the election was stolen. the republicans knew that was a lie. but what donald trump said was true was true, and those lawmaker