you have covered this nexus between politics and money for a long time now.business breaking up with republicans? >> you began to see a little bit of a break really towards the election. you could see -- after january 6 , the riot on the hill. you could see that there were some corporate leaders who were saying they were no longer going to give to any members of congress who did not certify biden's election or challenging that certification. basically, i think anybody who is following politics for a while, partilarly mitch mcconnell, you can't help but be struck by the irony of this. it is pretty thick. there's pretty much nobody who has done more to cement the role and power of corporate america in american politics than mitch mcconnell. he's made his reputation saying that it's a principal with him that corporations have the right to speak and that they have first amendment rights. it turns out that it seems that what he's really saying is, their wallets have the right to speak so long as they are giving donations particularly to the republican party. he re

and actually, for the last few months, i have been so excited to work at this nexus, in terms of a just client solution of policy and investment and coalition building. i mean, i have been back here, reconnecting with some of my friends in the private sector, looking at investments in some of these incredible new technologies, really future building, future ensuring technologies. that is something that i been absolutely passionate about. i think it's critical, and something i get a gigantic kick out of. >> all right, tom steyer, founder of nexgen america, thank you so very much for talking to us on this earth day, a topic i know you are super passionate about. thank you so much. we will check in again soon. >> fantastic birthday to us all. >> indeed. >>> all right, making fabric from mushrooms, is that sci-fi? no, it's actually happening. that the catchy headline, but the story is incredible. we will talk to welcome back. on this earth day, we are considering the many large and small ways we can help our planet. sunday area companies are working on innovations that sound improbable, but

this time. it does not to be terrorism related. obviously, we will continue to investigate to see if there is some kind of nexus along those lines. i will refer that to the u.s. capitol police. >> [indiscernible] >> i would say that at this time, the investigation is still in its parliament a stages. we do not have that in bishop -- information. the capitol police remains in a steady state at this time. we are very thankful for our national guard partnership. we do have national guard on the campus. the security posture at this time remains the same. >> is there any reason to believe there was a specific target or specific member of target -- congress? >> we do not have the suspect on file with u.s. capitol police. there is no indication at this time that there is a nexus to any member of congress. >> was there any alcohol in the car? >> we cannot confirm that, but there was investigation ongoing. the suspect did exit the vehicle with a knife in hand. at that time, he started to lunge toward or run aggressively toward u.s. capitol police officers. that part of the investigation is still ongoing. the scene is still being processed

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important thing about this and why this advances what we know about this investigation it helps put into clearer focus what the federal nexusto this. this isn't a local prostitution investigation. this isn't a local underage sex investigation. when you have international travel here and the reporting, as you said, involving gaetz's trip to the bahamas and whether or not that involved paying women for sex and whether or not they traveled with him for the purposes of paying for sex, more important in the federal context, we're starting to get a better sense of why this investigation has this federal nexus once you cross state lines. once you travel abroad for these purposes you can violate one or more federal statutes. obviously looking for women online to have sex with, particularly if they're underage, that involves another sex suss to federal crime. it helps build out this picture a little bit, even if gaetz said i never paid for sex, i never had sex with an underage girl. although in the second part of this statement he released to cbs news last night, he did say this investigation appears to be a fishing expedition into

if this has nynex susto -- nexus to any feature problem -- this is why this is so important. all former house and senate sergeant at arms and capitol police chiefs that have gotten to know and worked with over the years and have used sources, told me the problem with 1-6 is that they allowed people to get too close in to the skin of the building. so even though you have this other fence outside the capitol along independence avenue on the house side and they have taken the barbed wire down, you're keeping the fight outside. that was the phrase used. they kept the fight outside the building. somebody didn't get into the bidding. we had about 800 people surge into the building january 6. this will re-ignite the conversation about what the security perimeter should be around the u.s. capitol. just before the congressional recess, we're in the middle of one, you had chris van holland, roy blunt from missouri, a republican and eleanor horton the nonvoting delegate from the d.c. side said that we have a bill to bar people from getting in. they still want people to come in and see t

capitol police, so there is no indication at this time that there is any nexus to any member of congress. yes, ma'am. >> [indiscernible] any of that in the car? >> we cannot confirm that, but the investigation is ongoing. the suspect did exit the vehicle with a knife in hand and at that time started to lunge toward -- run aggressively toward u.s. capitol police officers. >> [indiscernible] >> no, that part of the investigation is still ongoing. the scene is still being processed. we will have additional information at a later time. >> to the suspect ever come in contact -- you mentioned the lunge, but did the suspect come in contact and wrestle with the police officers there? >> the investigation is ongoing. from what we can see in video at this time, i do not see the suspect wrestling with a u.s. capitol police officer. when he exited the vehicle, the knife was in his hand and he did run toward the officers. these are the questions i am going to take. i will turn it over to metropolitan police department's chief. i ask you to please keep the united states capitol police family in your t

i think we're going to have to wait and see how this plays out with this nexus between covid and the need for security. >> all right. joyce vance, thank you. shaquille brewster is in the growing and peaceful crowd outside the courtroom. shaq, what's it like out there? >> reporter: that's right. you said a growing and peaceful crowd, and that's what we're seeing right now. it seems like several hundreds of people are out here. off in the distance, and i believe you have that camera shot, you have the group of people who are -- had the bullhorn, who are talking, who are rallying, the common chants that you hear for any protest like this. but you look around and you get a sense of the crowd that has grown fairly quickly. you see people on bikes. you see a vendor down the hill there that came out fairly quickly. it just gives you an idea, this is something that people were ready for. people were watching and waiting. they knew this verdict was happening, and especially when we got to the closing arguments yesterday. this is something that they said they're focused on, that they have been

so there's no indication at this time that there's any nexus to any member of congress >> reporter: a biography on the website of the college where he played football says he was born in west virginia but grew up in virginia on his facebook page in his last posting a few weeks ago he said he recently lost his job and wrote, "these past few years have been tough these past few months have been tougher. adding "i've been tried with some of the biggest, unimaginable tests in my life." and police say no sign this was a terrorist attack >> it does not appear to be terrorism-related, but obviously we'll continue to investigate to see if there's some type of nexus along those lines. >> reporter: since the january 6th riot when 139 police officers were attacked and three died afterward, security has been much tighter around the capitol. with anti-climb fencing around the entire building and checkpoints for everyone walking or driving in and with 2,300 members of the national guard on duty. capitol police officers have been working longer shifts too, a duty that's now much more dangerous. >> p

there's a sort of theological movement but they want to know how he built this to speak to the nexus between money and i like this parenthetical, money seeking christian nationalism, which is a different spin on the hypocrisy question. the money plays a role and this sort of coalition of powers. >> besides everybody else's money that's flowing through, we think about all of the funders. i don't want you to think about the way in which the people have already been primed to give money because they've been giving money to the evangelists, their churches. he ends up getting all of this money and we have these ancillary organizations on top of it that follow through on the same language. the messaging is altogether and sometimes it isn't even the big money. there is money in evangelicalism. people forget about all these things out here that are moneymaking ventures for them and i think that following the money gets us to thinking about the ways in which the christian nationalism has been supported through all these kinds of events and organizations and things that all came together on jan

even run a region where these people want a majority and no one will be in jail for that and this will be a nexus for them what was he to do last year never in a position going to what into the. wood and then live where anyone was oh and you people have been doing with what you knew all along authorized read it you know read people organize know in order write some of them at the top in game or you get that power but he never done that. bought i ever say that you know or not us but he did grow up edition the non-gaming. are not in there and again there are a lot of people like you would be willing to meet another they're all great and all have their artists which are what great and which sometimes when a local election. why people voted or extended oh well let me just give you a fact we didn't think of the terrible war in chechnya ended. i mean we're going to be faced on a paper with a huge asian government but there is no war that's mary this is something the last 2 g. when there are as you've been. given lead to a change now there is no war that. was was the economic stimulation because. during

the salt tax right now is the nexus. this is where president trump went after the blue, the democrat states. i am going to play with the taxes so you have to pay more taxes. that is the third rail right now. who is going to win that battle? jack: it is very hard to say because the margins are so close. democrats are at least hearing out these new york, new jersey, california members, even the progressives who see a change here is somewhat regressive because a lot of this money would help wealthier people. republicans obviously don't want to see that. i think ultimately, it depends on are they going to go a totally partisan route, the democrats, on tax measures to pay for this? where are they really going to try to make it bipartisan? if it is bipartisan, it seems like -- if it is partisan, it seems like they could fit in this salt change. lisa: there's a question also how president biden is trying to get through the green aspects of this deal that are thought of as less necessary or less infrastructure-y. yes, i am going to m

economic policy views which we may find puzzling of many of our fellow americans are anchored in this kind of nexus of economic and religious thinking. so understanding the religious origins of our economic thinking is not just , it is of course a matter of economic intellectual history. it's a matter of getting the intellectual history right but it importantly bears on our economic and economic policy debatetoday as well . adam, i think i've hit the limit of the time that you generously gave me so i will stop and turn the floor back to you and i'm happy to engage in discussion with you or any of the other people who are here. >> thank you ben and just to tell everyone who is here to things. first, mister friedman's slide and video of this presentation will be on our website this afternoon . everyone will have that available in perpetuity. though of course then we all would want you to consider buying the book religion and the rise of capitalism. the second point is kind of a large turnout, it's slow going and we ask people who wish to pose questions to look around the q and a function and where po

as far as this person not have a nexus to the capitol police's system or their records or databases or any contacts with them in the past, that is important because that means there hasn't been a threat to a member of congress previously. if this person had threatened say a speaker or majority leader or minority leader, that person would likely have triggered a record in the capitol police's database and so they might have a better sense of who they are or who this threat might have been directed towards. as you pointed out, congress is not in session. there were not believed to be any members of congress on the hill today so that further complicates a potential motive as far as who's behind this attack. that's what's going on in law enforcement circles at this time. we're trying to determine the circumstances that led very sadly to the death of another capitol police officer this year. that press briefing is extraordinary from the capitol police not only because it happened so quickly after this apparent attack, katy, as you mentioned, but because they have yet to give any public brie

the other problem with this is the nexus to violence. that's what concerns me the most. we have a track record with a fox base, the trump base, which is one and the same over the last four, five years, committing acts of violence because of something somebody said who they view as a leader, whether it's ingesting a sanitizer or the el paso walmart shooting subject shooting people because of words that trump said, or whether it's the january 6th next. carlson seems to not understand the nexus between words and violence. if you were responsible and mature, he would get on his show tonight and he would say, i did not mean to tell people they should confront each other on the street about wearing a mask, because i don't want violence. but i'm fearful there will be violence if he doesn't retract the statement. frank, just to sort of add to your point about the nexus with extremists motivated to commit violence, this is the national terror advisory bulletin on domestic violent extremism warnings issued at the beginning of this year -- dvs motivated by a range of issues have pl

capitol police, so there's no indication at this time that there is any nexus to any member of congress. >> reporter: green's social media activity suggests he posted about louis farrakhan and the nation of islam and at one point encouraged his followers to study revelations, study the signs of end times, study who the beast is, study who the antichrist is. tonight, there is no evidence the suspect had any accomplices. law enforcement will continue to drill down on his social media, his travel records, and his phone, searching for an explanation for why this young man launched an attack against police here at the capitol. margaret. >> brennan: a developing story. thank you, catherine. well, there is new guidance tonight from the c.d.c., dramatically easing travel recommendations for those who have been fully vaccinated, but it comes at the same time that the country is seeing a surge of covid infections, especially among young people. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: with 58 million now fully vaccinated, the c.d.c. has news many have been waiting for. >> fully vaccinated peopl

tom k: the nexus of this debate is something you are expert at. studying the waste dynamics of this country. it is the inflation worry, wage inflation comes in, and it is a statement on the labor that the fed demands we have. give us a sense of how you will study it later this year ended in the year -- and into next year. tom p: one of the things i think is totally underappreciated is think about how we come out of recession, almost any recession. after just about any recession, what you tend to see is the wage dynamic has just been decimated. there's no wage pressure. wages have gotten clobbered over the course of a downturn. think of how we are coming out of this recession. if you can even call this a recession. it is wildly different. you are looking at, we read about this the other day and have been writing about this for weeks, if you look at aggregate wages, which i think is a much more complete way of looking at the wage dynamic embedded in the payrolls report as opposed to average hourly earnings, which i think is incomplete, if you look a

this time. >> [inaudible] >> sir? >> [inaudible] >> it does not appear to be terrorism-related but, obviously, we'll continue to investigate to see if there's some type of nexuss. >> [inaudible] >> i'll refer that to the united states capitol police. >> the suspect say anything, yell anything at the time? >> i would say that at this time the investigation is still in its preliminary stages, so we don't have that information. and the capitol police, as far as its security posture, remains in a steady state at this time. we are very thankful for our national partnership. we do have national guard on the campus, but the security posture at this time remains the same. >> you said this, -- [inaudible] i understand that. any reason to believe there was any specific target or specific member of congress -- [inaudible] trying to go after? any indications that may have been -- [inaudible] >> we do not have the suspect on file with u.s. capitol police, is so there's no indication at this time that there's any nexus to any member of congress. [inaudible conversations] >> yes, ma'am. >> [inaudible] >> we cannot confirm that, but the investigation is ongoing. >> [inaudibl

and the idea again of whether there is a nexus to terrorism will get to what this individual is and whatation was. it could be an extremist to someone who is just disgruntled. ey will look at a wide range of possibilities and try to determine, was he acting alone, did he have assistance, what was the cause of him taking this action? host: you were a former department of homeland security official and also a department of defense official. when it comes to threats, what sort of things do you look at? david: again, recognizing that i am speaking to a bbc audience, i can remember in my time at homeland security when there were attacks in london and questions being raised about whether they were terrorist related. the department of homeland security reached out to counterparts in the u.k. to offer assistance. it i this layered approach where different agencies and different organizations share information and try to identify threats before they occur to try to gather as much intelligence and as much information as possible to be forewarned of those types of threats so ty can interfere before

capitol there's no indication at this time if there's any nexus to any member of congress to honor fallen officer evans. president biden has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff. lawmakers have been away for 2 weeks for break. and when they return next week, we can expect a lot of discussion on securing the capitol in washington, rashad hudson. >> back to you. >> and new information is being released about the mental state of the man who rammed his car into the barricade at the u.s. capitol. 25 year-old noah green was shot and killed by police after the attack on the 2 police officers. one officer later died from his injuries and now according to reports, greene had been suffering from delusions paranoia and suicidal thoughts in online posts cream describing under government thought control and said that he was being watched. >> an emotional first week of testimony in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin on friday. a senior officer of the minneapolis police department taking the stand saying that chauvin's knee on the neck of george floyd was unnecessary earli

you see the nexus of all of this with global data as well as your retail stories.re you seeing people increase mobility as vaccinations pick up or has it been slower than you would've expected? hans: it was in may and april and we measured it on how mobile people are is how they move in between radio towers and it was down 60%, meaning people move 60% less. that mobility is slowly coming back and we are seeing improvement. as we see more foot traffic in urban areas, more mobility in urban areas right now. tom: i want to go back to the branding of all of this. you did this at viacom. the idea of a mind is a terrible thing to waste. the indian ad campaign that i remember from years ago. do you need celebrities? dolly parton has had the biggest impact so far. she was out there with her covid confidence. do you need celebrities so hans vestberg is happy with your program? lisa s: what i will say is trust is at the core of hesitancy. i think what we know and believe is that not only is the messaging important, but the messenger is also critically important. who are thos

this time. >> if there's any nexus to any member of congress. but law enforcement says that could change during the course of the investigation. the attack comes just 9 days after most of the security fence built around the capital following the january 6 attack came down. there have been recent calls from both sides of the aisle to remove the fencing. >> that's the temple of democracy. and we've got to make sure that it is secure. congressman tim ryan leading part of the investigation into the january 6 attack says securing the capital must rise above politics calling on his fellow members to be adults. he said congress should consider putting parts of the security fence back up today was another blow. >> for the capitol hill family and especially the capitol police family. >> that was joe khalil reporting lawmakers have been on recess this week. most of them were not at the capitol when the attack happened. but one person who was there south bay, congressman ro khanna. he talked to us today about what happened as the building was locked down.

police chief robert contee says there appears to be no nexus to terrorism with this attack at the capitol that constitution avenue, the access point to the u.s. capitol, this was blocked off, juan, until two weeks ago until they brought this outer perimeter of fencing when they installed after the 1/6 riot in closer to the capitol. had that fencing still been up two to three blocks out from the capitol this incident wouldn't have happened or not at that location. juan? >> juan: chad, thanks so much. we are going to be monitoring the capitol attack for any new developments. now, to another big story. major league baseball announcing it is moving this year's all-star game outs of georgia. it's in response to the state's new election law. the baseball commissioner saying it, quote: opposes restrictions at the ballot box. and georgia governor brian kemp, he is responding saying major league baseball, quote: caved to fear, political opportunism and liberal lies. major league baseball making the move after president biden signaled his support. take a look. >> i think today's professional athlet

so there's no indication at this time that there is any nexus it to any member of congress. drugs or alcohol involved, _ to any member of congress. where the drugs or alcohol involved, anything i drugs or alcohol involved, anything in the _ drugs or alcohol involved, anything in the car? — drugs or alcohol involved, anything in the car? hie _ drugs or alcohol involved, anything in the car? ~ ., drugs or alcohol involved, anything in the car? ., drugs or alcohol involved, anything in the car? ~ ., _, ., in the car? we cannot confirm that but the investigation _ in the car? we cannot confirm that but the investigation is _ in the car? we cannot confirm that but the investigation is ongoing. i but the investigation is ongoing. the suspect did exit the vehicle with a knife in hand and at that time he started to launch toward, run aggressively towards us capitol police officers. no, that part of the investigation is still ongoing. the scene is still being processed with bite metropolitan police department. so we will have additional information at a later time. ., ., ., time. you

capitol police so there's no indication at this time that there's any nexus to any member of congress he's because we know you know yes ma'am on gone on any of that in the on we cannot confirm that but the investigation is ongoing. they suspect did exit the vehicle with a knife in hand and at that time he started to launch toward a run aggressively toward u.s. capitol police officer. known that part of the investigation is still ongoing the scene is still being processed by metropolitan police department so we will have additional information at a later time but i'm very disappointed to hear it's not going to be that never come in contact and you mentioned the mine but it is not right coming in contact and wrestle with the problems. they investigation is ongoing from what we can see from video at this time i do not see the suspect wrestling with a u.s. capitol police officer a when he exited the vehicle the knife was clearly and his hand and he did start to run toward the officers right behind him night i'm sorry i'm not going to sell at this time this is all the the questions that i

this terrorism related? >> it does not appear to be terrorism related but we will continue to investigate to see if there nexusng the lines. [inaudible question] i'll refer that to the united states capitol police. >> did the suspect say anything or yell anything at the time? >> i would say at this time the investigation is still in the preliminary stages. so we don't have the information. the police as far as the security posture is in a steady state at this time. we are thankful for the national guard partnership. we do have national guard on the campus. but the security posture at this time remains the same. >> you said you are still looking at the motive. i understand that. any reason to believe there was a target or specific congressman that they may have been trying to go after? any indication who it may have been? >> we do not have the suspect on file with the u.s. capitol police so there is no indication at this time that there is any nexus to a member of congress. >> was there drug or alcohol involved? did you find it in the car? >> we cannot confirm that but the investigation is ongoing. [inaudible q

capitol there's no indication at this time if there's any nexus to any member of congress to honor fallenicer evans. president biden has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff. lawmakers have been away for 2 weeks for break. and when they return next week, we can expect a lot of discussion on securing the capitol in washington, rashad hudson back to you. >> and we have new information about the mental state of a man who rammed his car into the barricade at the u.s. capitol. 25 year-old noah green was shot and killed by police after the attack on the 2 police officers. there are new reports of say greene had been suffering from delusions paranoia and suicidal thoughts in online post green described being under government thought control and said he was being watched. for your money this morning. positive news on us employment numbers. the u.s. labor department just released march jobs report which shows 916,000 jobs were added last month the nation's unemployment rate falling now to 6%. and that's the lowest unemployment level since the pandemic forced shutdowns more than a year ago. th

could say that they were hoping that some course of this week expecting at least this would help the efforts with the nexus of the key kilometers per hour but on monday morning they were talking speeds but instead he said the wind is fighting a big factor this is just being on a table sliding scale that we haven't seen in recent years the fact that with the resulting filth evacuated their homes the university of cape town in particular has been so badly affected by this fire the african studies library in particular losing decades in pain to these old journals and documentation shifting things with history i can interact rekha and then also the oldest will move in the country it's been around 17 months 6 months the bullet is the only whipping we will interact with that it's no more the devastation i think it's a little carpentry this was a let's not get a check on the weather with african. how our interview warm spell of weather across the middle east on usually warm for many of us here some places a cloud further north and that's going to just pick the temperatures back around the levant over the next day

research fellow at the competitive enterprise institute about this issue and this process of writing and entire book. >> the nexus of politics for almost 25 years now i have always known that the idea of wall street is owned by republicans and conservatives and my hope and experience but over the last several years there's been a very significant push to the left. it became clear that they saw this push to the left and they were frustrated by it. roughly two years ago, i had a conversation with the director of the free enterprise project at the national center for public policy research and he shared with me the work he does in fighting back against activist shareholders. it was a very interesting discussion. as i said i worked in the business almost a quarter century and i was not aware of just how thoroughly left-wing politics had, what was once upon a time free and fair capital markets so i was very intrigued. i shared that information with my clients. i believe we put together the information directly to the clients and a lot of them, and again these are sophisticated asset managers, people who've been in the

and the idea again of whether there's a nexus of - whether there's a nexus of terrorism, it gets to who thisit could be right wing extremist, it could be right wing extremist, it could bejust could be right wing extremist, it could be just someone who is disgruntled. we see incidents in the capital here over the years of people that have done things because they were disgruntled with the government and weren't tied to any particular group. and so they will look at the wide range of possibilities and try to determine was he acting alone, did he have assistance, what was the cause of him taking this action?— assistance, what was the cause of him taking this action? obviously i mentioned to _ him taking this action? obviously i mentioned to viewers _ him taking this action? obviously i mentioned to viewers that - him taking this action? obviously i mentioned to viewers that you - him taking this action? obviously i l mentioned to viewers that you were him taking this action? obviously i i mentioned to viewers that you were a former department of home security official and department of defence,

you live and breed this with manual life of montreal, so we have a wonderful nexus with george saravelosnces donald on the canadian-u.s. difference. the answer according to george is canada is creating jobs, and they have a nation getting back to real excellence faster than america. how long is it going to take for america to stop replacing restaurant jobs and get back to actual true job formation? frances: there is about six questions and that -- tom: i tried, i was going for seven and failed. frances: let's start with what we can learn from canada. canada is telling us a couple important stories. relative fiscal policy is a key market driver. that is true between the canada and the u.s., and the u.s. and europe. labor market healing will be a key component to our forecast. places like canada and europe did not experience the same drop in labor force participation rates. what matters for the united states is the known unknown, labor supply comes back to america. that is the key to wages and unlocking 2022 and 2023 growth. we need to look at these economies and we see an important story,

this is a tool. what they do look at is they do look for a firearm nexus either into threats or access to it when they interview family members, witnesses. does this person have the up of a legal gun or are they in the process of trying to get a firearm or possess it from somebody else? they'll collect the evidence, video, they can directly file the gvro with the judge or they can go to the cgic unit. the second role in this is our investigations bureau. they will investigate after the fact and get an exparte gun violence restraining order if that is necessary. if for some reason patrol didn't think it was necessary, investigations can seek it. they also work with our crisis intervention team. if there is somebody with access to firearms that is showing some type of mental distrust or some type of concern our c.i.c. unit can initiate that. of course the city attorney's office and liaisons helps us file and some cases even track the order through court and the court's role in this is, of course, the evaluation. i've already covered everything on that. so, as far as the gun violence restraining orders,

this is a tool. what they do look at is they do look for a firearm nexus either into threats or access to it when they interview family members, witnesses. does this person have the up of a legal gun or are they in the process of trying to get a firearm or possess it from somebody else? they'll collect the evidence, video, they can directly file the gvro with the judge or they can go to the cgic unit. the second role in this is our investigations bureau. they will investigate after the fact and get an exparte gun violence restraining order if that is necessary. if for some reason patrol didn't think it was necessary, investigations can seek it. they also work with our crisis intervention team. if there is somebody with access to firearms that is showing some type of mental distrust or some type of concern our c.i.c. unit can initiate that. of course the city attorney's office and liaisons helps us file and some cases even track the order through court and the court's role in this is, of course, the evaluation. i've already covered everything on that. so, as far as the gun violence restraining orders,

so there's no indication at this time that there is any nexus to any member of congress. >> reporter: the officer killed in the attack has been identified as 41-year-old william "billy" evans. the father two of joined the capitol police in 2003 and was a member of the first responders unit. family friend jason laforest. >> billy knew from the time he was in college he and one of his best friends actually became capitol police officers together. so it was a dream of his in college. >> reporter: police officers line the streets of d.c. in tribute as the procession passed by. his death comes nearly three months after the insurrection. one officer, brian sicknick, was killed. another died by suicide in the days after. >> this has been an extremely difficult time for u.s. capitol police. i ask that you keep our u.s. capitol police family in your thoughts and prayers. >> yeah, this rips the scab off. >> reporter: ohio congressman tim ryan chairs the which oversees the capitol police. lawmakers have been arguing over how much security is needed at the capitol after the riots. >> they can't f

to continue to see these cases of course, the issue will be showing the nexus and the fact that the president, in fact, caused this demonstrated you can demonstrate that i am sure over time they will have the ability to subpoena, to call witnesses, to do depositions over protracted period of time, and we believe that they will find even more evidence than was available to us at the time of the impeachment trial. >> a jury's job in a civil case is to assign a dollar value to, in this case, human suffering, and they can use compensatory damages to compensate you for that suffering they can use punitive damages to punish the person who inflicted that suffering on you. what do you think a washington, d.c., jury is going to feel when they hear this testimony about this officer being subjected to the n-word thrown in his face all day, first time in his life he went through anything like that, when they take that evidence into their deliberations about how do you compensate for that? how do you punish for that with money? >> that is going to be the millions of dollar question that i'm sure will be posed to that jury and

this time. >> if there's any nexus to any member of congress. but law enforcement says that could change during the course of the investigation. the attack comes just 9 days after most of the security fence built around the capital following the january 6 attack came down. there have been recent calls from both sides of the aisle to remove the fencing. >> that's the temple of democracy. and we've got to make sure that it is secure. congressman tim ryan leading part of the investigation mnto the january 6 attack says securing the capital must rise above politics calling on his fellow members to be adults. he said congress should consider putting parts of the security fence back up. today was a another blow. >> for the capitol hill family and especially the capitol police family. >> in washington. joe. well, it has been a week, a very emotional testimony at the derek chauvin trial going on in minneapolis. he, of course, is the former minneapolis officer accused of murdering george floyd friday. jurors heard testimony from lieutenant richard zimmer

nexus to terrorism. and the u.s. capitol police chief said this suspect is not known to the capitol hill police. the suspect came up, a blue sedan, ran over police officers at the major entryway. keep in mind they put these fences around the u.s. capitol since 1-6. there was an outer perimeter that they just moved two weeks ago and that was very controversial. a lot of lawmakers say we do we keep it up around the interior. had they had the outer perimeter, this wouldn't have happened or wouldn't have happened so close to the capitol. the suspect according to police ran over the officers guarding the main entryway. if you have to get in the capitol, that's how you go in the you're coming from the senate side. rammed in to a raised barrier that they raise and lower out of the ground and jumped out with what was described to me as a combination knife between a machete and a kitchen knife. as pitman said, lunged as the officers and that's where they shot the suspect. he was killed. not a lot of people or capitol hill. it's good friday, presays, pandemic. i haven't seen any members here all week. we

at this point, jake, as the chief of police, acting chief of the metropolitan police said, they don't believe that there's anything that indicates a terrorist nexus, but it is still something, i'm told by law enforcement, that they are still hooking into. they are at this point getting search warrants. they will look through the person's home to try to see whether there's anything there that indicates a motivation. it's still something -- still very early, as you said, in this investigation and, again, one of the things that they want to make sure is they want to understand mental health issues, whether there's any connection with any terrorist group. all of those things are still being investigated at this point. >> yeah, evan, some viewers are wondering how could it not be terrorism when somebody is attacking the capitol. >> right. >> and one of the things that people like you and i know who have lived in this town for a long time know sometimes there's definitely a political agenda for someone committing violence, religious violence or political violence or whatever, and sometimes washington, d.c., whether the white house and people trying to

them into a nexus so these are concerns but while the christian community wants some sort of justice. i mean for their victims as well as wait so i mean i'll want to. beat this is there was one witness according to what was said. but it doesn't say clearly. it mentions an import. when it doesn't clearly mention where. this is. ok security analysts. say cara in sri lanka thank you so much for your time thank you. turning a sports now in the business of gears big match on saturday title contenders leipzig welcomed a buy in munich side without its top score robert leaven down a win would have put leipsic within a single point of bahrain but the champion showed why they are gunning for a 9th league title in a row. judgment day for the young briton does coach. and his players knew that to win against a buy in sight depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the bin does league title race a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers 2013 and did his best robot leave an impression nation to put by on one up after 30 minutes from thomas millar an emphatic finish. fought hard

the police chief there said that at this moment they're not aware of any sort of a terrorism nexus. i think without knowing the motive, and they said they don't know the motive, it's probably a little too soon to say that definitively. if the person has a common name you've got to go through databases and look through social media accounts and it makes it that much more difficult. so that work is ongoing at this hour as we speak. on top of that, they'll look to see if they have had any other contacts with this person with other law enforcement agencies. i think importantly as far as ruling out potential motives or at least not leaning towards a certain avenue in this investigation, chris, is the fact that the capitol police chief pittman said they don't have a record of this individual in their file. what does that tell us? it tells us there hasn't been a threat directed from this individual to any member of congress in the past. they would know that if they received that sort of threat in the past in their history. so at this point it doesn't appear that this person was known to th

this is a tool. what they do look at is they do look for a firearm nexus either into threats or access to it when they interview family members, witnesses. does this person have the up of a legal gun or are they in the process of trying to get a firearm or possess it from somebody else? they'll collect the evidence, video, they can directly file the gvro with the judge or they can go to the cgic unit. the second role in this is our investigations bureau. they will investigate after the fact and get an exparte gun violence restraining order if that is necessary. if for some reason patrol didn't think it was necessary, investigations can seek it. they also work with our crisis intervention team. if there is somebody with access to firearms that is showing some type of mental distrust or some type of concern our c.i.c. unit can initiate that. of course the city attorney's office and liaisons helps us file and some cases even track the order through court and the court's role in this is, of course, the evaluation. i've already covered everything on that. so, as far as the gun violence restraining orders,

nexus. we develop a strategic plan for congress. we are happy to look at this issue might -- this issue you mentioned. for example, we have done more work in recent years on indian tribes. we identified federal programs that support indians as a high-risk area a few years ago, both in the education, health care area, and in lack of support for energy development to develop their own resources. i'm happy to take a look at this issue, but we have a challenge not to respond to all of the requests from congress. the requests from congress and the -- in the fashion i mentioned are our primary focus. sen. heinrich: i will follow-up on that. yesterday several of my colleagues sent you a letter asking the gao to make recommendations and additionally on how federal land management agencies can improve the federal firefighting workforce. western states are bracing for a historic wildfire season. unfortunately that season has already started in new mexico with the three rivers fire. and seasons are getting longer on both ends, each year. i want to highlight this letter fo

nexus there. what we want to do in this challenging budget year is remain whole, as you know we were asked for cuts. we are certainly -- we have made our arguments why that would be a really bad idea operationally for us and for what we do for the city. our hope is first and foremost to remain whole. >> my last comment is really more not a question but comment. that is if you need some help from us as commissioners, i know that i would be happy to lobby the board of supervisors and the mayor's office to support our needs for the department. call on us as commissioners to assist you whenever you need us to make a pitch to the board. >> thank you very much, commissioner cleaveland. we did that two years ago. we couldn't do it last year because of covid. thank you for the offer of support and we will keep you posted. >> thank you. other questions? commissioner covington. >> thank you, madam president. chief, thank you for your report. i have just a couple of questions. who from the department attended those meetings with the union? >> those meetings are myself, chief rubinstein and chief velo and my c