booster? dr. jha standing by to answer your questions tonight. also developing late today, house lawmakers including nine republicans voting to recommend criminal contempt charges against steve bannon for refusing to show up to answer questions about what led to the january 6th attack on the capitol. and the audio, what bannon told his listeners just one day before the attack. jon karl standing by. also at this hour, the news just coming in tonight on queen elizabeth, spending the night in a hospital. we ll go live to london. the americans kidnapped in haiti, held for days now. and tonight, the chilling threat from the gang leader. the video on social media. the demands. and why authorities are studying this video message. authorities late today in california on three members of a family dying after a hike. their dog dying, too, and now we learn how they died. the findings revealed. the storms in the west. several days oherods snow on. and then nt tonight with the new outlook
prosecute, so it is entirely up to the justice department and the attorney general. attorney general merrick garland wouldn t say today what he is going to do, saying only the doj, quote, will apply the facts and the law and make a decision consistent with the principles of prosecution. david? jon karl following this all day long for us. jon, thank you. and overseas tonight and we re following a developing headline at this hour involving queen elizabeth. we have learned that she spent the night in the hospital. she s now back home at windsor castle, but of course, a trip to the hospital always gets attentio so, let s bring in our foreign correspondent james longman live in london tonight. and james, what do we know about the queen s visit to the hospital? the queen is back at windsor l,- castle tonight. we don t know exactly why she went into the hospital. buckingham palace is always very tight-lipped about her majesty s health. but we do know it was a very short stay. she went in
trump know that vice president pence was in danger when he then tweeted an attack on his vice president. on mike pence s courage. this is all moving swiftly tonight. and what do we expect to happen next? rachel scott and jon karl standing by with late reporting. the other news this friday night. just 24 hours after president biden said the u.s. has purchased enough vaccine for nearly all americans by the end of july, for the first time since the pandemic, the cdc issuing new recommendations to safely reopen schools using masks and social distancing. and what they re now saying about teachers and whether they need to be vaccinated. also, news tonight on major pharmacies including walgreens and cvs. where can you now get shots, and how soon will the list of pharmacies grow? we re also watching major storms set to hit this weekend. the mid-atlantic and northeast, then a larger system behind it moving right across the country. snow, ice and brutal cold.
president to check in on the well-being of his vice president. reporter: david, this was damning on so many levels. it was especially jarring to hear those blood thirsty chants for mike pence s life, and to know how close that mob, to see how close that mob came to getting him. and consider this. while pence was locked in a room just outside the senate chamber and as that mob was closing in, donald trump took to twitter to attack pence for not having courage, for not having the courage to overturn the election. and we now know that just two minutes after that tweet from donald trump, that was when pence was rushed out to safety and the mob was closing in. and you re right, we reported earlier that donald trump didn t bother to call, to check in on mike pence during that day, in fact, david, it was several days later before he even spoke to his vice president. all right, jon karl on that part of the story tonight. jon, thank you.
hiding under a desk in a locked room, as rioters ransacked her office. officer eugene goodman seen rushing senator mitt romney to safety, before leading the mob away from the senate door. senator schumer seen racing down the hallway to get to safety with others. and the difficult body cam video tonight of an officer pinned against the door, screaming in pain. house managers arguing former president trump had become the inciter in chief, not just the day of the riots, but in the weeks and months leading up to the attack. tonight, the reaction coming in right now from senators inside that chamber. former president trump in mar-a-lago and what we re learning tonight, his reaction. and that image of his own vice president being whisked to safety. rachel scott and jon karl standing by. the other images revealed late today. the first rioters smashing their way through the windows. the security cameras showing a lone officer pepper spraying them, but overwhelmed. house manager stacey plaske