we thank you the secret service and d.c. police for their work.ervice came and rushed the second gentleman out of the classroom where he was speaking. it is a very calm scene here now. students are curious, the neighbors are curious. the metropolitan police department and their bomb squad and canine units are on the scene. the students have been evacuated. a police spokeswoman said this threat was believed to have been made by telephone here in the school in the 215 area or so this afternoon. 2:15 p.m. the second gentleman was quickly taken out and he is no longer here and we're told that he has spoken to vice president harris and she is grateful that he is okay as well. >> of course, of course. jeff zeleny there on the scene. thank you. >>> some states are dropping their mask mandates for schools. the debate over them has not ended. what pediatricians are saying. that's just ahead. the path is gilded w with the potential for rich returns. what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessit

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the secret service rushed doug emhoff out of an event at a high school here in washington following a cordes joins us now from the white house. nancy, what exactly happened? >> reporter: well, norah, d.c. police say when this bomb threat was made this afternoon, the caller said that everyone inside had 10 minutes to get out. that threat was immediately relayed to the secret service detail for the second gentleman, and in these pictures, you can actually see them whisking him out of the building. now, the second gentleman, doug emhoff, was at the school to attend a black history month event with kids. dunbar high school, the secret service tells us, was the first public high school for black students in the country when it was founded back in 1870. a short time ago, the secret service released this statement that said, "at this time, there is no information to indicate that the threat was directed towards our protectee"-- in other words, towards the second gentleman. and d.c. police say they also don't believe that the threat is related to the recent series of threats directed at histo

the secret service rushed doug emhoff out of an event at a high school here in washington following areat. cbs' nancy cordes joins us now from the white house. nancy, what exactly happened? >> reporter: well, norah, d.c. police say when this bomb threat was made this afternoon, the caller said that everyone inside had 10 minutes to get out. that threat was immediately relayed to the secret service detail for the second gentleman, and in these pictures, you can actually see them whisking him out of the building. now, the second gentleman, doug emhoff, was at the school to attend a black history month event with kids. dunbar high school, the secret service tells us, was the first public high school for black students in the country when it was founded back in 1870. a short time ago, the secret service released this statement that said, "at this time, there is no information to indicate that the threat was directed towards our protectee"-- in other words, towards the second gentleman. and d.c. police say they also don't believe that the threat is related to the recent series of threats d

dunbar high school, the secret service tells us, was the first public high school for black students in the country when it was founded in 1870. a short time ago, the secret service released this statement that said, "at this time, there is no information to indicate that the threat was directed towards our protectee-- in other words, towards the second gentleman. and d.c. police say they also don't believe that the threat is related to the recent series of threats directed at historically black colleges and universities. d.c. police did not find any explosive devices, but they do have an audio recording of that call, and they're investigating. norah. >> o'donnell: nancy cordes at the white house, thank you. well, tonight, we're learning more about how a michigan couple reacted in the moments after their son, ethan crumbley, allegedly shot and killed four students at oxford high school in november. at a hearing today that will determine whether there's enough evidence to put jennifer and james crumbley on trial for involuntary manslaughter, prosecutors played james crumbley's call to

. >> this is great for the people and makes the egg shells even thinner for the secret service, whoses to guard the man. >> the trip had gone terrifically well in texas. pretty hard to write a script for it going any better. >> thousands will be on hand for that motorcade now, which will be in downtown dallas. >> a number of my classmates were gone, they were at the parade. my father had been invited to have lunch with kennedy at the trade center. there was a mood, a climate of excitement. >> the speech of president kennedy at the dallas trade mart will be broadcast by radio. stay tuned for the dallas speech at the trade mart. on 570 radio. ♪ ♪ find me a boss man one that will treat me right ♪ ♪ work hard in the daytime rest easy at night ♪ ♪ big boss man won't you hear me when i call ♪ ♪ yeah big boss man won't you hear me when i call ♪ ♪ well you ain't so big you just tall and that's all ♪ >> this bulletin just into the news terminal. in dallas, three shots were fired at the motorcade of president kennedy today in downtown dallas. >> police radios are carrying that the president has

within five minutes, he was quickly evacuated by the secret service. and apparently the quick exit was for good reason. >> at approximately 2:15 p.m., dunbar school received a threat announcing bre, vi the people in that location ten minutes to leave. >> our protocol is to clear the building and move kids away. >> reporter: the scare, one of a number of threats that have disrupted classes throughout the nation. in recent past weeks, the fbi responding to over 20 threats to historically black colleges and other institutions. the fbi saying it's identified at least five suspects after discovering the calls emanated from a fake phone number. >> threats that are made based on race or motivated by race are totally unacceptable. >> reporter: authorities did not find any devices at dunbar or in the hbcu threats. but tonight, in this new case involving the vice president's husband, police say the threat did not appear directed at the second gentleman. and they say at this point, they have no reason to believe that it is tied to recent bomb threats against hist

the secret service rushed the second gentleman out of a black history month event yesterday at a washington, d.c., high school after a bomb threat. shortly after emhoff arrived at the school, a member of his security detail said "we have to go." >> the information, the bomb threat was immediately passed on to his detail, the secret service. at 2:18, he was immediately taken out of this location and left the area. >> reporter: emhoff was hustled out to his waiting motorcade and whisked away. students and staff were evacuated. police searched the grounds but did not find any explosives. noord on what the atlad to. >>> anteam usa claimed its first gold medal at the winter olympics in beijing. lindsey jacobellis who's competing in her fifth olympics came in first place for the women's snowboard cross ahead of france and canada. this is the second medal for the 36-year-old. she won silver back in 2006. >>> and coming up, more from beijing. american mikaela shiffrin skids out of control again as she tried to defend her gold medal in the slalom. >>> and later -- ♪ how can we both become a verds of

are seeing now for what your office is able to pursue quick. >> we work very closely with the secret servicend have a great relationship with them on our behalf with the seizure authority. in this instance we can move a little faster. >> i appreciate that and that something that stuck out to me. i want to switch over to ongoing liability with those initial vulnerabilities that have been fixed and i and curious if you can speak to the ongoing liabilities and what further steps the sba or the committee need to take as we go forward? >> what do you mean specifically for ongoing liability quick. >> there was some guidance that occurred earlier on and i am curious whether or not if there is ongoing liability but what i'm thinking is the potential for additional fraud that when the rubber meets the road that has not come up yet so can you talk to us for what is going on with the steps we need to be taking quick. >> the landscape is different so the money at this point is already out we are dealing at looking from a loan forgiveness perspective it will inform us greatly on that continued risk from

secret service, along with other law enforcement partners, federal, local and state. so this is a big, complex program that actually brings to bear the entire resources of the federal government put forth to build out a very comprehensive security program that addresses a multitude of threats and vulnerabilities, from what we saw with lone wolf actors, small groups, but also every other eventuality has to come into play, such as chemical and biological hazards, and natural disasters. so all of that comes together in a very complex planning process. i just want to note that a lot of conversations or reporting has been about dhs just meeting with the mayor and local officials in dc. planning for the state of the union has been ongoing for months. it's a very complex structure, a very well-coordinated structure that's applied every year to the state of the union. what we're seeing now is the preparation for tuesday is drastically different from the security posture that we saw over a year ago on january 6th. >> as you noted, jonathan, a multitude of threats out there. we

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obviously, there secret service can't say much with someone as high profile as this, but what detailsd what happened? >> yeah, we're getting a fuller picture from officials who were there at the school in northwest washington. a local high school here, where the second gentleman had only been there for a few moments before he was called out, ushered out by secret service after a bomb threat the been called in at the school. you are right, the secret service is very hesitant to offer a lot of details because they don't want to reveal how they get a lot of information, but they did say right now at this time, there's no information to indicate the threat was directed toward our protectee, referencing the second gentleman. just to give you a sense of how quickly they moved, he was at that school in washington, the bomb threat was called in about 2:15 p.m. he was out of there by 2:18 p.m. they also evacuated the students and staff as a sipe of precaution. it speaks to the level of concern they had that he was there. just to give you a sense of how protective they are, when they released t

are seeing now for what your office is able to pursue quick. >> we work very closely with the secret servicend have a great relationship with them on our behalf with the seizure authority. in this instance we can move a little faster. >> i appreciate that and that something that stuck out to me. i want to switch over to ongoing liability with those initial vulnerabilities that have been fixed and i and curious if you can speak to the ongoing liabilities and what further steps the sba or the committee need to take as we go forward? >> what do you mean specifically for ongoing liability quick. >> there was some guidance that occurred earlier on and i am curious whether or not if there is ongoing liability but what i'm thinking is the potential for additional fraud that when the rubber meets the road that has not come up yet so can you talk to us for what is going on with the steps we need to be taking quick. >> the landscape is different so the money at this point is already out we are dealing at looking from a loan forgiveness perspective it will inform us greatly on that continued risk from

he was ushered off the stage by secret service agents during this event. we have now heard that while the students remain evacuated, they are on a playing field outside of the school, itself, that there was a bomb threat now confirmed by the d.c. public school superintendent, just confirming now it was a bomb threat responsible for the security situation that ultimately led to the second gentleman being cleared from that building, evacuated, as were the students at the time. we've reached out independently to the secret service as well as the office of the second gentleman and have heard nothing back from them. obviously they take it very seriously when there are any threats of this kind not just with the president and first lady but also of course with the vice president and the second gentleman, the first second gentleman ever for united states. as we get more details we will share it with you. as best we understand it he was whisked away in the middle of this presentation where he was speaking to students in an effort to help with a new program there th

the head of the secret service.se guys all said nobody came in there to see harding at any time. there were no women or parties at the white house. that was an outright lie but we did note the dna that he did have a child with her, he had a couple of extramarital affairs. not as president. that was early in his life. susan: throughout your book, there are quotations from two people. alice roosevelt longworth and william allen white. who were they, and what were their contributions to the public's view? ryan: william allen white was a newspaper guy from kansas. he was not a harding guy at all. he wrote a lot of books, wrote a book about coolidge. had a negative view of harding. alice roosevelt longworth was theodore roosevelt's first daughter. his wife died in childbirth. on valentine's day in the 1880's. she was very outspoken, she knew the harding's well. in her memoir, she called harding a slob. she was there in the white house, she knew him well. she's one of the republican roosevelt. she did refute some of the m

and in 2018, the former russian secret service operative was poisoned in salisbury. much himself. translation: i hope no one will cross russia's red line. i but in each case, we are the ones who will decide where the red line is. and russia's right to decide roots back to putin's view of what he has seen in his lifetime. in 2015, he addressed the un and said instead of the triumph of democracy and progress we got violence, poverty and social disaster. nobody cares a bit about human rights. putin's contempt was directed at western democracy. we've seen, though, how little he cares for democracy in russia and ukraine. despite this, years earlier, the west talked of trusting it. i looked the man in the eye, and i found him to be - very straightforward. i was able to get i a sense of his soul. but we're getting a sense of it, too, this week, as we did a few years ago when putin spoke of his childhood, telling us 15 years ago, "the leningrad streets taught me a rule. if a fight is inevitable, you have to throw the first punch." there was nothing inevitable about this week

and in 2018 the former russian secret service operative was poisoned in salisbury.n the rules are for him to make. he said as much himself. translation: i hope no one will cross russia's red line. i but in each case we are the ones who will decide where the red line is. and russia's right to decide roots back to putin's view of what he has seen in his lifetime. in 2015 he addressed the un and said instead of the triumph of democracy and progress we got violence, poverty and social disaster. nobody cares a bit about human rights. putin's contempt was directed at western democracy. we have seen, though, how little he cares for democracy in russia and ukraine. despite this, years earlier, the west talked of trusting it. i looked the man in the eye and ifound him to be very straightforward. i was able to get a sense of his soul. but we are getting a sense of it too this week, as we did a few years ago when putin spoke of his childhood, telling us 15 years ago, "the leningrad streets taught me a rule. if a fight is inevitable, you have to throw the first punch." there wa

>> i will share with you that i have met with the secret service. they have come over and they have done an excess meant. the technology does exist. that would be something we would need funding for. and we would have to work with architects at the capitol to have something less intrusive but protect the structure. so we are working aggressively on that as we speak to speed up the process, less like an airport terminal, but at the same time, making sure nobody is bringing a prohibited item onto the floor. >> mr. chairman, if i might, and general, i look forward to your brand of aggression in the coming year as opposed to the aggression in the past year. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. gentleman from new york. mr. espaillat. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for your input today. i have expressed in the past concerns about what may be the next attack. i feel very strongly that it won't be the same way we were attacked during january 6, that it may have a different approach , and as such i have expressed my concerns about bomb sweeps. t

basically a lot of it goes through an organization called the surveillance general, which is the, the secret service. and they, they've coordinating with a hacking group called lazarus, which has been, which has been targeted by u. s. security officials. and they say that's one of the most sophisticated of the cyber criminals. and then they go for hot wallets, which is where people store their crypto currency in wallets that are connected to the internet. and then using fishing, malware and various other things, they seem to be able to access the money. so it's, it's, it's showing a great level of sophistication and clearly this is something that's probably going to increase over the coming years. and you and report saying, north korea is miss our program is being funded through stolen crypto currency d. w significant. and thank you. in 2019, there were more than 3000 official evictions in mexico city. thousands more organized privately, sometimes by force, from criminal gangs on the poorest families are the hardest. did they spend about half their income on rent? the tenants of this apartment block

to keep the biological detectors after replacing with better technology then send those to the secret service that handles national special security events and to perhaps the cisa, because they're in charge of critical infrastructure and that's where we're putting these detectors. the material threat determinations that are conducted by the department are for the most part conducted by the science and technology directorate. they don't need cwmd for mina to go on. you see where i'm going. i think if you did that and returned the intelligence element, the wmd intelligence people were taken out of the office of intelligence and analysis and sent over to the wmd office. i think if you returned where they started from and send them to where it makes sense to have those assets, i think you'll have a stronger department and a stronger biodefense program at the department than what we have right now. >> well, thank you. thank you for a very comprehensive answer. i appreciate that. dr. parker, if your opinion where should the chief medical officer reside within the department of homeland security? >>

and this is something new that the billows, services together with the russian secret services conduct this information operations and cyber operations in that area. and it's been attributed by many of the nation. so western nations and allied nations around the world. and i think the corporation between biller was and between the russian services illustrates this new era. we go into this new era, if you would see what could miss up to right now ukraine, you might end up controlling that area as well. and some of the needs will territories of being more and more surrounded. and it's very worrying from a cyber perspective, especially from a military perspective. that is a broad hoot house and many, many thanks for your time in perspective, sir. you're welcome to stay tuned for our continuing coverage of the war to the point in strong opinions. clear positions, international perspective. russia has launched a full scale attack on you crate. the assault was ordered by the me put in ukrainian, president vladimir lensky says, posing wants to wipe you crate off the map is the west power of u

we have hired security subject matter experts from the nine states secret service. the nine states intelligence communes -- community the department of homeland security and other agencies. these experts have deep knowledge, product sprint any history of success rejecting people, property, data. they supplement the existing dedicated and professional hsa aa house sergeant at arms staff that we are to have. member security is my highest priority. the way i am approaching this, amber scared he has five dimensions -- member security has five dimensions. capital, residents, travel, events in districts, and overall threats to dish -- members. after january 6, all spaces within the capitol complex occupied by members have access to duress alarms so that security in the capital. i request resources for every member to have state-of-the-art home security package at their residence in the district of columbia in the metropolitan area and in their district residence echo. i also request resources for a member travel operations center to support all domestic and foreign travel

how is it possible that the secret service doesn't find the records? >> simple word, corruption. way. i subpoenaed the fb ai director, christopher wray. we got a fraction of the information we should have. chuck grassley and ai wrote a letter to gina haspel with a long list of items we wanted, director of the cia. she promised she would be responsive, she wouldn't even return our phone calls. so we -- maria, we do have a deep state. it's populated by leftists, and that's something need to address. maria: okay. senator, thank you. thank you very much for your leadership. we appreciate it. ron ron john. -- ron johnson. >>> coming up next, we are taking you live to c cpac where president trump weighed in. >> joe biden is has turned calm into chaos, competence into incompetence, civility into anarchy and security into catastrophement -- catastrophe. ♪ ♪ maria: former dod, cash patel, chief of staff is there at c cpac. he will join us from are there with the latest. stay with us. after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of

photographers in the room caught these images of the secret service rushing him to safety owe what theice president's office called a, quote, security threat. students and faculty were also told to evacuate the building. we later learned that the security threat of the school was a bomb threat. the secret service says it does not believe this bomb threat was linked to the second gentleman's visit. and a d.c. spokesperson says the fbi does not believe this threat right now is linked to several bomb threats called into hbcus, historically black colleges and universities in the past few weeks but this came hours after classes were disrupted in spelman college after another threat in that school. the campus was on lockdown for four years after investigators did a thorough sweep of the campus. this is the third time that spelman faced a bomb threat. on 17 college and universities that forced administrators to cancel classes and lock down buildings. the fbi says it's identified six juveniles as persons of interest in these threats and is investigating them as racially or ethnically motivated

according to secret service, harding never went to the little green house.e went to the h street house a few times, but not the house where the shenanigans were taking place. harding confronted jesse smith. he said we found out what was going on. he said you are going to be arrested in the morning, get your affairs in order. smith went home, burned his papers and killed himself. susan: before he died, did harding confront doherty? ryan: not to my knowledge. when he died he was on his westward tour, that is when he found out about teapot dome. susan: teapot dome needs a bit more explanation. what were the details? ryan: it is probably the coolest name to scandal. -- named scandal. the navy had oil reserves set aside in california and wyoming. these were oil reserves for use exclusively by the navy if we get into a war or some kind of emergency. naval ships ran on petroleum, not nuclear powered like they are today. they needed that in reserves. strictly under the control of the navy. harding's interior secretary was a man named albert fall. they knew each othe

the secret service declined to comment on white house security.n gates of west executive avenue, by the west wing, went up in 1951 after the attempted assassination of harry truman. 70 years later, there is evidence the gates may have been breached by an invisible threat. ( ticking ) >> the youngest victims: stories of children believed to be affected by havana syndrome, at 60minutesovertime.com, sponsored by cologuard. fries or salad? salad! good choice! it is. so is screening for colon cancer. when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. hey, cologuard! hi, i'm noninvasive and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. early stages. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. (all) to screening! uh carl, are there different planning options in here? options? plans we can build on our own, or with help from a financial consultant? like schwab does. uhhh... could we adjust our

secret service is not commenting further. now to right and wrong in education. many parents are upset that students are being suspended for school for refusing to wear masks while other children guilty of many more severe issues such as bullying are allowed to stay put. correspondent alexandria hoff has that story tonight. >> suspended for the day. >> when suspensions were given to several maskless virginia students last month, they were stabbed down by school districts that otherwise oppose suspensions for most types of misbehavior. thousands of schools have sought to utilize previously popular process restorative justice replaces that judicial punishments with relationship building. a golf restorative justice is to reduce suspensions. it's applied to minor infractions like students talking too much in class to more significant ones like fighting. when suspensions were issued over masks, families were taken aback. >> kids see hypocrisy when, you know, it's cross space like it is right now. quite literally with the mask issue. >> others have taken issue with res

protective detail, and so a judge would simply order the secret service protective unit to in effectd trump while he serves any criminal sentence in home confinement. in other words, his life as a convicted felon would look exactly the way it looks today, without the rallies. it is the loss of money that donald trump has to fear the most, the largest amount of money at stake for defendant trump is what a washington, d. c., federal jury could order him to pay. in civil lawsuits filed against donald trump for, in effect, inciting the attack on the capital. on friday, federal judge ahmed meta, denied donald trump's request to dismiss the cases completely. in a 112 page ruling the judge explained why donald trump will now have to submit under oath questioning in the civil lawsuits about the attack on the capitol. quote, president trump's january six rally speech was akin to telling an excited mob that corn dealers starve the poor in front of the corn-dealers home. he invited his supporters to washington, d. c., and directed them to march on the capitol building. the metaphorical corn-dea

we have gotten a statement from the secret service since then where they said at this time, there isdication that the threat was directed toward the second gentleman and his communications director later tweeted he was home, he was safe. but certainly, of course, a very concerning event given the second gentleman was involved. >> indeed. thank you very much. >>> coming up, more and more states are now lifting school mask mandates as the omicron surge fades, but the cdc still hasn't updated its guidance. is that about to change? we'll be right back. ke ordinaryy supplements, neuriva plus fuels six k key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. (doorbell rings) (family chattering) - [announcer] meat-itation, a sense of calm that comes from being transported to your umami place. on time, lowest price, or we'll make it right. grubhub. ♪ chicka-chicka ♪ feel stuck and need a loan? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money ri

emhoff was ushered away by secret service agents minutes after he arrived to speak.eters, the communications director for the second gentleman issued a threat about the evacuation. she announced that emhoff was safe and students as well. a secret service confirmed the warning in a statement indicating, quote, at this time, there was no information to suggest that the threat was directed towards our protectee. meaning the second gentleman. >>> still ahead, olympic dreams are turning into a nightmare for team usa. meanwhile, we might have the first gold of the games to celebrate. >>> plus some court storming of basketball. right there. it's all straight ahead on "way too early." "way too early. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to t

secret service agents forced the assailant to the ground and then handcuffed her. fromme, one of the earliest followers of charles manson, who was involved in the tate, labianca murders of 1969. >> about the same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie in prison writes to squeaky he's got new rules. they want to do one big thing that's going to get the nation's attention back on charlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe, comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, points the gun in his face. the secret servicemen wrestle her to the ground and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death in sacramento a couple of weeks ago, i wonder if this has convinced you at all that we need tough gun control legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford wal

even used the personal phone of a secret service agent to mall melania when the stormy daniels storyame out. trump was on the golf course. the story came out. he's like, oh-oh. he tries to call melania from his phone but she didn't pick up. [ laughter ] so he called her from the secret service agent's phone and she picked up right away. anyway, i guess what i'm saying is -- happy belated valentine's, you two. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] donald trump being on the golf course when the stormy daniels story came out might be the least surprising surprise in the history of presidenting. meanwhile, trump's terrible kids are making the rounds, desperately trying to protect the golden goose. last night, eric took time out of his busy schedule to promote this made-up hillary clinton "spying" case they're now pumping into the fox news viewers' soft, oatmeal-like brains. >> hillary rodham clinton as new york resident. let me break that down for you. she lives in chappaqua new york. trump tower is loikted on fifth avenue in new york. where are these prosecutors? where is the d.a.? isn't

the message says secret service is now standing watch. they are protesting the russian invasion. >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. quick season one focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson, 1950 four presidential campaign, the gulf of tonkin incident and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> johnson secretaries new because they were cast with transcribing many of the conversations. they were the ones that made sure the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. >> you will also hear some blunt talk. >> if i can't ever go to the better. i won't go. i will go anywhere. i will stay right behind is by kids. >> the presidential recording. find it on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span's 2022 congressional directory. go there today to order a copy of the congressional directory. this compact spiral-bound book is your federal guide with contact information for every member of congre

a spokesperson for em half later tweeted that he was safe and grateful to the secret service and d c police for their work. the investigation is ongoing. coming up. charges are filed against the man suspected of gunning down a former cal basketball star on an oakland freeway. the charges the suspect is now facing and the new partnership announced today that aims to make it easier to charge or electric vehicle. it was a warm one. today it's going to be warmer tomorrow. record heat and forecasts. i'll see you back here with that. also ahead tonight how nasa ames research center in the south bay is dealing with an unusual nuisance flock of disruptive turkeys. all right. here's a live. look now at the tuesday evening commute. you're looking at interstate 80 80 in oakland right near the coliseum, and you can see that traffic is moving along. but in that commute direction, it's a that commute direction, it's a little bit heavier. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh what are you

photographers in the room called these images of the secret service rushing him to safety over what thewere also told to evacuate the building. we later learned that the security threat of the school was a bomb threat. the secret service says it does not believe this bomb threat was linked to the second gentleman's visit. and a d.c. police spokesperson says the fbi does not believe that this threat right now is linked to several threats to hbcus. but this claim came hours after classes were disrupted at spelman college, a famous historically black university in atlanta after another bomb threat to that school. the campus was on lockdown for four hours as police did a thorough sweep of the campus. this is the third time this year that spellman has faced a bomb threat. and it follows a disturbing pattern last week at the start of black history month. black bomb threats on the campuses of at least 17 historically black colleges that force administrators to cancel classes and lockdown buildings. the fbi says that it's identified six juveniles as persons of interest in these threats and is i

i want to apply the bio defense efforts the secret service and tsa to contribute to defending the nationst biological threats with your awareness and oversight and support. as you examine the office, i urge the committee to clarify its role. the legislation lacks direction and specificity in the needs direction and guidance from you. thank you for the opportunity to come before you today with the bike on —- bio strength for the commission. thank you to our sponsor and the donors for supporting the work and congressional staff for their efforts to address this topic. thank you. >> our final witnesses associate dean for the global wine health at texas a&m and chair of the national science advisory board for bio security. responsible for leading and coordinating the global one health program by collaborating with national and international experts to pursue groundbreaking health solutions bringing over 36 years of public service in bio defense in my consequence with infectious diseases and the deputy commander and thank you for your service and you may proceed with your opening remarks. >>

the head of the secret service chaired a meeting about russian history earlier when inevitably he turnedrrent events. >> russia has never had and doesn't have any aggressive plans toward ukraine. ese lies have been picked up in a number of western capitals. this disinformation is dangerous, first of all four ukraine, as well as for european stability and security. ross: here's the assessment of our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. >> there is a steady succession of leaders and offials traipsing in and out of moscow and here in kyiv, trying to avert a crisis and buy a little bit of time. manuel macron was involved this week and that will continue, i think. at the same time, particularly british and american for -- officials are saying the moment of acts of danger are approaching and preeminent now. they have seen no sign of any kind of russian de-escalation, quite e reverse. 30,000 troops in belarus leading those exercises. six russian warships from the bosporus into the black sea. all of that giving a sense of things ramping up and not down. on those exercises, if after 10 days when

reviewed the justice department's witness list which includes reffitt's children, capitol police, a secret service the feds call a fellow member of reffitt's texas 3-er militia group. reffitt's lawyer did not comment to cbs news. defense attorney david betowitz who handled other january 6 cases says it's no surprise it took more than a year to begin the first trial in a covid backlog courthouse, corralling a fire f firehose of events. >> we're getting items and trying to parse out what one person did or didn't do. >> reporter: among those watching the trial, the closest the other u.s. capitol riot defendants. this is the first time the feds will be showing their cards, and if the prosecutors win a conviction, they also win new leverage against hundreds more defendants to come. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," parenting in the covid era. meg oliver shows us so-called mom scream events where mothers get together to scream out their frustrationses. plus, we'll take you to beijing and talk with members of the u.s. men's curling team about their quest for olympic

pulled out of a school event by the secret service. and breaking news tonight on mask mandates. what the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky just said about masks in schools. >>> the battle over masks tonight as some governors say the mandates will go away, leaving it up to schools. tonight, parents in suburban chicago protesting over schools keeping the masks, after new jersey, delaware, oregon, connecticut are now moving to lift the mandates in schools. when will we hear from new york's governor on masks? and tonight, what the cdc director just said. we'll have latest. >>> also tonight, the security scare involving the second gentleman. vice president kamala harris's husban

and in 2018, the former russian secret service operative was poisoned in salisbury.ine. i but in each case we are the ones who will decide where the red line is. and russia's right to decide roots back to putin's view of what he has seen in his lifetime. in 2015, he addressed the un and said instead of the triumph of democracy and progress we got violence, poverty and social disaster. nobody cares a bit about human rights. putin's contempt was directed at western democracy. we've seen, though, how little he cares for democracy in russia and ukraine. despite this, years earlier, the west talked of trusting it. i looked the man in the eye and ifound him to be very straightforward. i was able to get a sense of his soul. but we're getting a sense of it too this week, as we did a few years ago when putin spoke of his childhood, telling us 15 years ago, "the leningrad streets taught me a rule. there was nothing inevitable about this week, but ukraine has felt that first punch, a punch putinjustifies in his country's interest, but which very much serve his. and as we watch