mccarthy paid trump a visit at his mar-a-lago resort, where he posed for this picture. still, the committee hopes that mccarthy will voluntarily testify, as he suggested he would. would you testify if they call you? look, i don t have anything really to add. i ve been very public, but i wouldn t hide from anything. reporter: no response yet from kevin mccarthy to the committee s request, but in a reminder that others close to trump are cooperating with the committee, we learned that kaylie mcani today did answer questions from the committee investigators. david? jonathan karl on this again tonight. jon, thank you. meanwhile, here in new york city tonight, a major setback for britain s bring andrew. a federal judge issuing a blow, refusing to dismiss a lawsuit, claiming the prince sexually assaulted an american woman when she was 17. all of this the continuing fallout from jeffrey epstein. abc s james longman on what happens next now. reporter: tonight, a major legal setback
year ago. rent going up, too. so, what s still driving this? and is there any relief coming? rebecca jarvis is here. the developing headline, the january 6th committee now asking to hear from the republican leader in the house, kevin mccarthy. about his phone calls with former president trump during the capitol riot. we re also learning tonight the former president s former press secretary already answering questions from the committee. jon karl standing by with new reporting. a major setback here in the u.s. for britain s prince andrew tonight. what a federal judge has now decided the lawsuit against andrew will move forward. and british prime minister boris johnson in trouble tonight, facing calls for his resignation after attending parties while he ordered strict lockdowns in the uk. at least one gathering right at 10 downing street. ian pannell live in london. the emergency involving a u.s. navy helicopter tonight. what we ve now learned. and the new images of that medica
respects to the first of the officers shot and kill in the new york in the line of duty. the emotional moment when we heard from the rookie officer s young wife. the parents charged after taking their children on a ride through a flooded creek. three children died. the surviving children begging the judge to cope their parents out of prison. what the judge has decided. the january 6th committee issuing more than a dozen new subpoenas tonight for people who authorities say falsely claim tey were legitimate electors. what they signed. authorities say in an effort to change the results to donald trump in seven states. jon karl standing by with that. a big weekend of football ahead, but tonight, what s already happened. who is our person of the week? good evening, and it s great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together
joe biden s victory. and new questions after justice thomas was the only justice who voted against releasing white house records related to the january 6th attack. jon karl standing by tonight. the deadly accident at an amusement park in florida. a 14-year-old boy who fell from a ride. authorities say he slipped out of his seat. and the major weather system moving in for the east tonight. wind chills dropping into the teens and single digits. rob marciano standing by to time this out tonight. and good evening on this friday night from warsaw, poland. president biden is here tonight. part of his high stakes mission in europe to rally america s allies to confront russia s war in ukraine. tonight meeting with troops, the u.s. 82nd airborne. we begin with the headline, russia signaling what could be a
steve bannon s polits,o th rabusintheir po reporter: trump himself weighed in today, lying about 6 was t noa riot at all, saying, quote, the insurrection took onr 3rd, election day. january 6th was the protest. liz cheney today directly responding. today, madam speaker, the former president suggested that the violence was justified. the republican members of this body have to understand, have to recognize that there s a moment when politics must stop if we want to defend and protect our institutions. a violent assault on the capitol to stop a constitutional process of counting electoral votes is that moment. and jon karl with us live from washington tonight. and jon, it s now up to the justice department, of course, to decide whether to prosecute steve bannon with criminal of course, everyone studying every word from the attorney general today and there weren t many. reporter: no, and david, congress has no power itself to