>> serena marshall in washington. thank you. >>> and you can watch tonight's hearing starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cbs news and the cbs news streaming network. >>> well, now to the summer heat that is burning up parts of the u.s. and europe. more than 105 million people were under heat advisories or excessive heat warnings yesterday stretching from california to new england. firefighters in texas braved temperatures above 100 degrees to fight a wildfire near dallas. it's destroyed at least 16 homes and damaged five others. in europe the unprecedented heat wave is sparking fires across the continent. the heat is blamed for more than 1,900 deaths. naomi ruchim has the latest. >> ice cold water. >> reporter: this library in dallas served as a much-needed cooling center for residents to escape the scorching hot sun. >> people were dropping like flies. >> reporter: the heat put john blacker in theta>> i sdrated ink a of w, a loofthou. >> reporter: temperatures hovered around 110 as crews battled multiple wildfires

serena marshall has more from washington. >> reporter: the investigation into the insurrection turning their focus to that mob and those behind it. january 6th select committee member adam schiff told "face the nation" -- >> who was participating, who was financing it, how it was organized including the participation of these white nationalist groups like the proud boys, the three percenters, and others. we obviously want to probe any connection between these dangerous groups and the white house. >> reporter: no date has been announced, but the next hearing follows the shocking revelations laid out by former white house aide cassidy hutchinson. >> the president said something to the effect of, i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. >> reporter: testimony that has led to new leads. >> she's been inspiring for a lot of people. every day we get new people that come forward and say, hey, i didn't think maybe this piece of a story that i knew was important, but now that you guys are -- i do see this plays in here. >> reporter: one piece of the story that remains in discuss

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serena marshall is in washington with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. from that video you just shared to outtakes of the former president practicing a speech the day after the attack the committee members argued during last night's hearing that president trump made a willful decision to ignore his oath of office. a congressional committee investigating the january 6th attack said president trump ignored pleas to stop the violence. >> president trump did not fail to act, he chose not to act. >> reporter: in the primetime event, the eighth committee hearing focusing on how mr. trump reacted to what was unfolding on capitol hill. >> he sent tweets that enflamed and expressed support for the desire of some to literally kill vice president mike pence. >> reporter: the star witnesses, two former white house aides who resigned that day, who among other things recalled seeing mr. trump's tweet that vice president mike pence did not have the courage to overturn the election results. >> looked like fuel

cbs's serena marshal at the white house today with more. >> thank you, and that bipartisan committee has not put a number on how many of these hearing they've had though we expect they continue late into the summer as new witnesses come forward. the investigation into the insurrection, turning their focus to that mob and those behind it. january 6th select committee member adam schiff told the nation. >> who was financing it to how it was organized, including the participation of these nationalist groups like the proud boys, 3%ers and others, obviously want to probe any connection between these dangerous groups and the white house. >> reporter: no date announced, but the next hearing follows the shocking revelations put out by former white house aid cassidy hutchinson. >> the president said something to the effect of, i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. >> reporter: testimony leading to new lead. >> she's been inspiring to a lot of people, everyday we get new people who said maybe, i don't think this piece of a story i knew was important, but now you guys, like i

serena marshall joins us live from capitol hill with the look ahead. , good morning. from the president's inaction in the 187 minutes, the house committee laid out a scene in which they said the president violated his oath of office by not taking any action. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attacks says president trump ignored pleas to stop the violence. >> president trump did not fail to act, he chose not to act. >> reporter: in the prime time event, the eighth committee hearing focusing on how mr. trump reacted to what was unfolding on capitol hill. >> he sent tweets that enflamed and expressed support for the desire of some to literally kill vice president mike pence. >> reporter: the star witnesses, two former white house aides who resigned that day who, among other things, recalled seeing mr. trump's tweet that vice president mike pence did not have the courage to overturn the election results. >> looked like fuel being poured on the fire. >> it was essentially him giving the green light to these people. >> reporter: the wh

serena marshall has a look ahead. good morning to you. >> good morning. and those committee members have called the president's inaction on january 6th a dereliction of duty. but they want to know what was happening in the west wing as that mob stormed the capitol. tonight's two witnesses were both former white house officials and both at the white house during that protest. >> reporter: it's the last scheduled hearing of the summer tonight. the january 6th house committee members say the focus what president trump was doing as a mob rampaged through the capitol building. >> focusing on those critical 187 minutes between when the attack on the capitol started and when donald trump finally issued a video statement asking people to leave the capitol. that's so important to know what donald trump was doing and why he didn't ask people to leave sooner. >> reporter: helping to lead the questions, one of the two republicans. illinois congressman adam kinzinger. >> the reality is the president didn't do much but gleefully watch television during this timeframe.

cbs's serena marshall is at the white house today with more on what we can expect. serena?jericka, good evening to you. that house committee, bipartisan committee has not put a number on how many hearings they'll have although we expect them to continue late into the summer as new witnesses continue to come forward. the investigation into the insurrection turning their focus to that mob and those behind it. january 6th select committee member adam schiff told "face the nation". >> who was participating, who was financing it, how it was organized and the white nationalist groups like the proud boys, 3 percenters we obviously want to probe any connection between the dangerous groups and the white house. >> reporter: no date has been announced but the next hearing follows the shocking revelations laid out by cassie hutchinson. >> the president said something to the effect of i'mg pr capitol right now. >> and new leads. >> she's been inspiring to people. every day we get people who come forward and say, hey, i didn't think this piece of the story i knew was important, i do see

after the eighth hearing was held on capitol hill last night, cbs' serena marshall joins us live thisning to you. a lot of eyes were on this last night. >> justin that, prime time hearing definitely brought a lot of eyes and brought a lot of new de details, too, including former president trump refusing pleas from his top aides to call off the mob, refusing to call in the national guard, not making any phone calls to the mull tear as lawmakers painted a picture of 187 minutes of inaction. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attacks says president trump ignored pleas to stop the violence. >> president trump did not fail to act, he chose not to act. >> reporter: in the prime time event, the eighth committee hearing focusing on how mr. trump reacted to what was unfolding on capitol hill. >> he sent tweets that enflamed and expressed support for the desire of some to literally kill vice president mike pence. >> reporter: the star witnesses, two former white house aides who resigned that day who, among other things, recalled seeing mr. trump's tweet that vice presiden

serena marshall has a look ahead.n update on what we can expect later on today. >> justin, the committee members have called the president's inaction a dereliction of duty. tonight we will hear from two former white house officials on what was happening inside the west wing as the riot unfolded. >> reporter: it's the last scheduled hearing of the summer tonight. the january 6th house committee members say the focus what president trump was doing as a mob rampaged through the capitol building. >> focusing on those critical 187 minutes between when the attack on the capitol started and when donald trump finally issued a video statement asking people to leave the capitol. that's so important to know what donald trump was doing and why he didn't ask people to leave sooner. >> reporter: helping to lead the questions, one of the two republicans. illinois congressman adam kinzinger. >> the reality is the president didn't do much but gleefully watch television during this timeframe. >> reporter: and testifying in person durin