seeking damageges aims to require e him toto give notice bebefore holdlding elele related rarallies in washingto ththis is the e sesecond lawsui filed d against hihim bubut thi also names his son along with rudy giuliani and congressman brooks. today he wrote as a direct for a foreseeable consequence, and in direct response to the defendants expressed calls for violence at the rally, a violent mob attacked the u.s. capital. he has denied inciting the riot. >>> sunny skies now but paul has been warning us and tracking it all. the rain on the way. >> very welcome rain on the way, this will be a refrain event, it will be out of here by tomorrow morning, so we get some vey welcome rainfall but also a dry weekend. still kind of hanging out, parked pretty far off shore. you wonder how will this make its way over the next few hours. there is a little ripple, that will swing through and give this a kick and that will push that rain toward the coast by about 7:00 and we will be tracking that rain moving inland. no rapid movement yet, just making its way toward santa rosa and marin county but then things

didn't have the technician's necessary to safel operate the lab great american diplomat sent back to washingtorequest help, viruses in tha lab could kill everyone on the planet. the diplomats also told washington the chinese scientis had identified bat corona viruses that could easily infec human cells. for some reason, washington appears to have ignored those warnings. he's been saying this very enjoins us tonight to assess what it means. congressman, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me on. >>tucker: it sounds like the u.s. government knew that a virus like the one that devastated this country could escape from the lab. >> it's unfortunate it those ar all true and i read the report myself, that there we're mistakes that were made, and to think that such a highly transferable transistor bold disease, virus could not have the safeguards, not have the protection, not having people properly trained is unconscionable, but frankly, they were doing things that we're brought out in the articl and i've read elsewhere as well including the u.s. government when they put on januar

the answer is very -- buried in the grecian washingto post story. it dates back decades and have been reunited with videos that show perpetrators in many recen attacks on asian-americans per joining us now, author of chinese girl in the ghetto. why have so many facts got twisted here or omitted altogether in some of the stories. >> great to see you. it's been admitted because of cowardice and political correctness. it is true to some of the rhetoric has that been helpful and the rhetoric has come from lot of politicians set up talking about them in the very -- a lot of the crimes have occurred. san francisco, oakland, were i corrupt, new york city, and these crimes have occurred not just recently but 11 years, i actually wrote about a horrific wave of anti- asian attacks the were very similar to what we ar seeing today, the innocent and law-abiding asian-americans doing absolutely no harm to anyone else being attacked by a young african-american men. what happened back then was tha some of the very leftist leader say who are condemning these attacks

in a joint op-ed published sunday in the wshtd w"washingto post" the two said this trip is a chance for the u.s. to "recommit to our shared goals, values and responsibilities." >>> a prominent yemeni journalist is now free after spending nearly six months in jail. that is according to his lawyer. adele al hasanni was being held by a secessionist group in southern yemen backed by the united arab emirates. a u.s. official tells cnn the biden white house urged the uae to use its influence to secure his release. human rights watch says the journalist was arbitrarily detained. >>> well, syria has now been enduring ten years of civil war, and the international committee of the red cross says hundreds of young syrians say the war has caused immense economic hardships and a, quote, profound psychological toll. the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says more than 6 million syrians have been displaced inside the country since the conflict began. and more than 5 million have fled syria. cnn's arwa damon reports from idlib, syria. >> translator: what do i do? use a bucket of water? a blanket? i t