i think the american people would like to see that. >> congressman tim ryan. we really appreciate you being here. >>> i think there was a lot in there. >> there was a lot in there. >> i think that was a really interesting, important discussion. when a guy like tim ryan, who speaks his mind, but says unreservedly that the voters are frustrated with the white house and president biden is partly to blame because he's in charge, that's a thing. >> it's pretty significant. this is, i think, a turning point for democrats because this frustration has been building for the last few months. i've been talking privately with very loyal democrats in congress who have been watching what is happening across the country. and this is always how it happens, right? it builds out in the country first. it takes often us a while to realize what's going on. but people like tim ryan are out in their communities and hearing people say hey, things are not going well for me and maybe they don't want to vote republican, like ang ie, who is upset about her children in school. now she's g

. >> congressman tim ryan chairs the committee overseeing the capitol police. >> we have taken some positive steps in the right direction but there is a hell of a long way for us to go. >> reporter: over the last year, the department has opened its first ever field offices. the intelligence unit has doubled in size, and improved the training of its analysts in an effort to ensure something like the 6th never happens again. is it hard for an intel person who's delivered a report, much of it came to fruition, to then see the result on january 6th? >> of course, it is. i mean, that was a difficult day. to see what happened. i was listening to the police radio when that was happening, and to hear the officers' screams and everything that happened that day, it's very difficult. >> reporter: now, chief manger tld a senate hearing yesterday that january 6th exposed critical deficiencies in the capitol police, which are all being addressed. among them, a shortage of about 450 officers. the overnight news will be right back.

. >> and tim ryan i assume he's not going challenged, nobody from the left is giving him a serious --f those cases where democrats will avoid a messy primary, right? >> tim ryan does have a primary challenger, morgan harper is a progressive attorney who did primary representative joyce beatty a couple years ago, lost pretty badly in that primary. she is a known quantity to many people in the progressive movement but tim ryan has all the labor force behind him, he has been raising big, big money, he probably doesn't have a lot to worry about with this primary challenge. to your question how far right is too right, how right is too right? you know, if he draws a really super right challenger even though this is a state that trump won with eight points, tim ryan might start looking more like the sensible center in a state like ohio. >> he's trying to position himself ala sherrod brown. let's look at the flip side of how a primary could impact the democrats chances. wisconsin, natasha, that's what you've been all over and have new reporting to share with us, but i believe there's only one

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have you noticed the difference between not having a primary for a give like tim ryan, and how has hehimself, versus perhaps the two candidates that do have to worry about a primary? have you noticed any difference? >> i have. tim ryan is going to a lot of places in rural and southern ohio that democrats haven't been paying a lot of attention to. he does have a primary problem. i'll leave with you. this morgan harper, the more progressive in the primarily. debating josh mendel later this week. you think you've seen it all. >> i was just going to say, henry, i think you should thank your lucky stars you have the ohio beat this year and we'll leave it at that. >> come visit. it will be fun. >> i appreciate all of you as well as we bring a political panel back to 2022. >>> up next, as the omicron surges, there's a vaccine on the way. surges, there's a vaccine on the way. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible... with rybelsus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for p

talu, democratic congressman, ohio senate candidate tim ryan, he is suggesting a different approach oncectually think applies beyond the voting rights bills into the rest of the agenda as we've kind of seen this playbook kind of playing through. breaking the voting rights bills, the pieces, into smaller builts to try to pass. listen to this. >> i think we have to call the question and make sure we know where everybody stands on that issue and continue to fight. and maybe we take smaller chunks of the voting rights piece. maybe we make election day a holiday. let's get that done. and then you start moving forward. let's maybe take smaller chunks but in the right direction. i think the american people would like to see that. >> this was also suggested for build back better. i mean, do you think this could work? >> it's difficult to see it working because you still have the math question. you still have republicans that are largely in lock step against many of the things that the democrats want to do now. there are some smaller ideas, the electoral account act that could possibly get republ

. >> reporter: democrat tim ryan oversees capitol funding. >> reporter: making this safe would be expensive >> it's expensive to have an insurrection and they prevent a free and fair election from getting implemented. this is pennies on the dollar to protect our society. >> reporter: major told reporters there are no concerning threats prior to thursday's i was in. >> thank you >>> fire investigators in california are blaming pg&e for starting last year's dixie wildfire cam fire says the inferno came into contact with power lines longing to the utility company the findings have been referred to prosecutors, pg&e has previously been liable for causing wildfires in california. the dixie fire is the biggest, it destroyed 1,300 buildings the tree that struck the power line, pg&e was one of 8 million within strike distance to lines. the company says it is committed to burying 10,000 and 100,000 miles of transmission and distribution lines let's see how your day is shaping one meteorologist janessa webb good morning >> hi, good morning, not shaping up too well if are you across the middle east, m

. >> reporter: democrat tim ryan oversees capitol security funding. making all this safe would be expensive. >> yeah. it's expensive to have an insurrection, and they prevent a free and fair election from getting implemented. this is pennies on the dollar to protect our society. >> reporter: chief manger told reporters today there are no concerning threats to the capitol tied to thursday's anniversary. lester >> garrett, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, how a texas real estate agent now in prison joined the capitol riot she tells us if she has regrets a year later. >>> we're back now with our series "state of extremism." tonight, the texas realtor now in prison for her role in the january 6th riot before she began serving a 60-day sentence, nbc news interviewed her to learn what led her down this path here is kate snow. >> we're going to go down and storm the capitol. that's why we came, and that's what we're going to do, so wish me luck. >> reporter: texas realtor jenna ryan became one of the most visible participants on january 6th, thanks to her own s

reporter: congress has passed millions in mu funding to bolster the capitol police, but ohio democrat, tim ryan, who chairs a committee with oversight of the force, says there's more work to do. >> you know, we've taken some positive steps in the right direction, but there's a hell of a long way for us to go. >> reporter: in addition to the events planned here at the capitol to mark the anniversary on thursday, former president trump had planned a press conference in florida. tonight, he canceled it. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, kris van cleave, thank you. former theranos c.e.o. elizabeth holmes is out on bond tonight, awaiting sentencing after being found guilty on four of 11 fraud charges. she faces 20 years for each of the four convictions. cbs' anna werner reports on the fallout for the silicon val valley... >> reporter: elizabeth holmes seemed the golden girl of silicon valley but now stands convicted of fraud and conspiracy and molly wood, a journalist turned investor, says today, many in silicon valley's tech circle are feeling like they dodged a bullet. >> there is a lot of, like, fe

reporter: congress has passed millions in new funding to bolster the capitol police, but ohio democrat tim ryan who chairs a committee with oversight of the force says there is more work to do. >> we've taken some positive steps in the right direction, but there is a hell of a long way for us to go. >> reporter: in addition to the events planned here at the capitol to mark the anniversary on thursday, former president trump had planned a press conference in florida. tonight he canceled it. norah? >> all right. kris van cleave, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. (announcer) if you're an american age 50 to 85, and you're counting on social security to help your family with your final expenses, this news may surprise you. the social security death benefit is capped at just $255 and not everyone is entitled to claim it. today, the average funeral cost is over $8,700. that's quite a big gap. how will you fill it? hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, and with coverage options starting at just $9.95 a month, you can get a whole life insurance p

personnel, remind me how long it takes to identify, train from when you decide i am going to hire tim ryan to be on the capitol police, winton ryan turns up for his first day of work, that's not something where you turn off and on or 30 or 60 day thing but tell me how long does it take from completing what you do from recruitment to background to training to they are on-the-job. >> the better part of a year. from the time we focus on hiring somebody to the time we put them out by themselves they are finished with training and they go to an assignment by themselves the better part of the year. >> an important thing in terms of our expectation. if we put the appropriation problems next week, we are still in 2023 basically before we start thinking about fully staffed in a perfect world. >> someone asked earlier and now the reminded me, we have other strategies to try to ease the staffing issues, we are looking at rehiring retirees, bringing them back, looking at hiring lateral positions so we can look to other federal law enforcement agencies and allow people to come over and join our agency

to be on the capitol police to when tim ryan shows up on his first day of work? that's not something off and on or a 60 day thing, i don't recall, and how long does it take to complete from recruitment to background to training to they are on the job? >> the better part of a year. from the time we focus in on hiring somebody to the time we can put them out by themselves where they can go to a host by themselves, the better part of a year. >> that's important in terms of our expectations, if we fix the appropriations problems next week, we are still in 2023, basically, before we start thinking about fully staffed in a perfect world? >> somebody asked earlier, and now that you reminded me, i didn't answer this part of the question. we do have other strategies to try and get -- to ease some of the staffing issues. we're looking at rehiring retirees, bringing them back. we are looking at hiring lateral positions, so you know, we can look to other federal law enforcement agencies to allow people to come over and join our agency, and the use of contract security that g

tim ryan from battleground ohio. democrat can't get out of their open way.ion which doesn't even get at the frustration in the african american civil rights community with the president. when you're getting screamed at so much, what's the less snon what do you need to do? do you block that out? do you take that in? >> yeah, it's interesting because the list of names you read have different complaints. he has been buffeted between the base of the party and the moderate wing of the party. he's about buffeted. we saw him on voting rights between activists and two stalwart resisters in the senate and, you know, the end result of that is it can make you look week. you don't want to be buffeted by your own forces and i think he has to tune that out and focus version very heavily on the issues that are driving these things. he got elected on the economy and covid and he needs to be seen being effective and active on these everyone use and these are meta forces beyond the control any president. we kind of assume that presidents can control everything. they can't. ri

. >>> tim ryan is frustrated, yes? >> that is one word for us, yes. we're going to see just how frustrated in a few minutes. >> frustrated with the direction the democratic party is going. he'll tell us what he thinks democrats should be doing. that's coming up. >>> also, virginia's new governor, glenn youngkin, met istance over ending mask mandates in schools. actually, what he did is he says schools cannot have them. schools cannot require masks. how one parent is reacting next. >>> plus, weighing in on tennis player peng shuai. he spoke with her last month, and what he said about the encounter. >>> the fbi warns that faith-based communities will likely continue to be targets for violence. we'll have more on that reporting ahead. brainy on tv -'l neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. i always dreamed of having kids of my own. ♪ ♪ now i'm ready for someone to call me mom. at

i think that today, congressman tim ryan was on new day this morning and just talking about the levelo years into this, and i think the frustration in families is well beyond what politicians think it is. it is at a very, very fever pitch. there's anxiety, people are working six or seven days a week. now we're doing virtual school, not virtual school, masks, no masks. what's going on here? and i just think the lack of clarity is contributing to the level of frustration. >> i mean, i know that we all feel that, so can boosted people get back -- can they resume now their normal lives in terms of travel, going out, restaurants, seeing people, all of that? >> there's a couple of questions here to answer yours. the first is, what is an individual's risk tolerance? how willing are you to deal with the potential risk of getting sick? second, where are you? if you're in a part of the community where you're starting to see the level of cases abate, it is probably a less risky proposition for you to go about the kind of things that you would have gone about. but lastly, let's not forget that ho

tim ryan of ohio, i inform the house that mr. ryan will vote yes on home run 2959. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. timmons of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. timmons will vote yes on senate bill 2959. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. bass of california, ms. pingree of maine and ms. wilson of florida, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. moore of utah, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman johnson and these members will vote yes on home run 2959. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. stewart of utah, he will vo

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tim cook said the supply chain crisis is going to ease, it is using this court. the stock bounced the overall market. stuart: very positive stuff. let's bring in ryanmarket watcher of this friday morning. and and and and and i expect is that americans in the market. the real opportunity is you have inflation, talk about inflation. the stocks, more of an inflation hedge like energy stocks going through the roof. kudos to apple but it is not on top of my buy list. stuart: i am worried the stock market is going down and will continue to stay down for a protracted period of time as it did in 1970s. do you see anything like that coming? >> know. we are in the roaring 20s, the 70s were a terrible time, we think about hyperinflation the cost of goods going up and what tim cook said is critical here, supply chain starting to ease, inflationary pressure will come down a little bit, wages continue to go higher. a pretty good combination. if you look at it, unemployment will come down big this year. gdp growth over 3%, companies will be profitable this year. you will see single-digit earnings on the s&p 500 and if you look historically when interest rates go