well, as previous, john ne has now been promoted that the chief secretary while griffin's health secretary has apologized for breaking corona virus, social distancing rules, also being caught on security camera. photographs that were published in the sun newspaper showed not hancock who is married with children kissing his top aid last month when intimate contact with people outside your own household was not to. mrs . hancock has been heavily criticized for his department's handling of the curve at 1900 pandemic. well, that's now feature in a hall. he's a process for us in london. so during a yet more controversy during this pandemic for another member of price johnson's cabinet, a theme right, a very prolific and influential member of bars. johnson's cabinet, mat hancock, of course, instrumental in setting government policy, government rules on the code of ours pandemic. and in broadcasting to the nation now finds himself in breach of those very rules. and you might think that a person in his position photographed on or showed on cctv and a picture in an inappropriate embrace within an a

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locked down inside of a conference room on january 6th while pro-trump rioters roamed the halls screaming and banging on their door. drew griffin joins me now. you spoke exclusively to these staffers and their story is frightening. this is all part of your new special that will air this sunday night. tell us what they told you. >> reporter: that they were just simply scared to death and scared, poppy, that they were going to be dragged out of that conference room and beaten. they had no idea what lied on the other side of their door, and in this clip you'll see just the precautions they were taking and how scared they really were when that mob came through the halls of congress. there are now hundreds in the mob. roaming halls, banging on doors. taking photos and videos. some members of congress are being escorted to safety, but scattered behind doors, staffers, news media, are in hiding. >> i remember telling my colleagues, we need to go into lockdown. >> reporter: inside house speaker pelosi's office, her staffers rushed to a conference room, locked the door. among them, speaking exclusively to cnn. >> we started hearing the

teams from treating her while still ahead here on out of their me about thing, drug addiction problems and treating what's being called a crisis and an iraq. he's 15 and arms, griffin, man, and also this whole thing attacks on the military, but they're all fit for tens of thousands displaced by the fine. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello, and i fear we do have some temperatures pushing that 50 degrees threshold in the middle east. so let me show you. we find this toward q weight, 50.5, so we round that up to 51 degrees. here's what it's looking like across the middle east as we head toward thursday, temperatures a bit lower than where they have been, for example, in riyadh. but the big story is really that shamal a blow and down the golf and we'll see wink, us potentially up to 70 kilometers per hours. so that swirls around the sand and dust. and that does impact our visibility off to turkey. and we will seen improvements in conditions by and large across most of the country, but will keep the risk in there for some scattered showers, and is stumble with a height of 25 degrees and antalya sunshine in 26. but this is belo

griffin, thank you. >> john: the florida sheriff's office releasing a disturbing body cam footage showing a sergeant taking cover behind a tree while two armed children fire at him. the boy and the girl ages 12 and 14 refused to stop shooting for about half an hour and deputies were then forced to take action. >> she's re-racking a round the shotgun. >> don't make me do this. i don't do this. >> shots fired at, leo, shots fired. >> officials say the 14-year-old suspect is in critical but stable condition. at the 12-year-old surrendered and investigators say thatran ay and broke into a home where they stole the guns. really, it's remarkable sandra when you think of the level of crime that's going on in some places in america and how young these people are with the respect. >> thank goodness for those body cameras, we were able to see exactly what happens in many of these cases. >> we have more and more of that coming out these days which is very illuminative in terms of the process. >> absolutely. parents are outraged that one of the country's biggest school districts. our teachers now secretly teaching critical race theory and indo

griffin. good morning to you all. welcome back to new york, jeff. >> nice to be here. >> so looking at the damages the lies can have on future elections reading whilet among those whose preferred conditioned has lost, the acceptance of that loss, aided by the words and actions of the losing candidate, allows us to move forward. trump's failure to abide by those norms and actively stoking conspiracy and anger with his supports has many word r worried he's done damage to our democracy. what else does your report tell us? >> thanks for having me. i think it tells us two things one is a familiar story. the familiar story is that people who lose elections, people who are supporters of the losing candidate tend to distrust elections more than the people who supported the winning candidate. that's normal, happens election over election, nothing new there. what is unusual about 2020 is because of this campaign of lies by the president and significant portions of the republican party, we are seeing these unhugely high levels of distrust among republicans this election cycle and we say in the report we think it's a crisis of confidence. this is a significant